Timtactical
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The gluvit will do the trick, follow the directions and coat the ouside seams and rivets. It works really well.
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Went and bought some marine epoxy, 5200, and some flex seal. Gotta go wire wheel all the rivets on the inside and clean it up then apply generously lol. This is gonna take a minute seeing how theres a million rivets and i want to be sure.
I realize this is kinda late, but I would pass on the flex-seal spray.
I've used it and it works for certain things, but if you drag that boat thru any stiff weeds or across anything rough or solid, the Flex-seal WILL scrape off.
Fleax-seal works fine on undisturbed areas/materials (I've actually used it on a couple leaky roof shingles with great success) but not so much on things that are moved/rubbed/scraped/etc....
....just an FYI
I've used it and it works for certain things, but if you drag that boat thru any stiff weeds or across anything rough or solid, the Flex-seal WILL scrape off.
Fleax-seal works fine on undisturbed areas/materials (I've actually used it on a couple leaky roof shingles with great success) but not so much on things that are moved/rubbed/scraped/etc....
....just an FYI
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