The property I bought came with a flat bottom Meyers row boat for the pond that had LOTS of pin holes in the hull, as well as other issues. It looks like a tree branch hit the edge right at the chine which has produced a crack. I used JB Weld to plug up a number of leaks to large success but still have a few that escaped me.
Then someone gave me another row boat (unknown brand); more of a planing hull with no floor. No big dents but quite a few leaks at rivets and seams. This boat might be worth investing a little time into.
I'm looking to reduce down to 1 boat; I'm probably going to sell or scrap the Meyers since (from my research) there is no great, or inexpensive way to fix the large dent. I'm looking at cost effective approaches for the other boat.
I see a couple threads regarding Flex Seal but they are at least 5 years old. Have more people tried Flex Seal to fix their boat and were they successful? Any long term reports from those who have used it over the years?
Thanks!
Then someone gave me another row boat (unknown brand); more of a planing hull with no floor. No big dents but quite a few leaks at rivets and seams. This boat might be worth investing a little time into.
I'm looking to reduce down to 1 boat; I'm probably going to sell or scrap the Meyers since (from my research) there is no great, or inexpensive way to fix the large dent. I'm looking at cost effective approaches for the other boat.
I see a couple threads regarding Flex Seal but they are at least 5 years old. Have more people tried Flex Seal to fix their boat and were they successful? Any long term reports from those who have used it over the years?
Thanks!