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If there is paint bubbling or blistering back on transom, I am willing to bet that the transom is rotted. Do a google search on Lund transom rottting, you find out that this is a sure sign that the transom will need to be replaced in the near future or immediately.

I loved my 14' Duranautic, I wish I never sold it!

Myself It was definitely worth the time and space to put a fuel/water separator on my outboards. I didn't have anymore problems with gummed up carbs after installing them. I still used Stabil and Sea Foam in my gas.

I'm from Maryland and that boat definitely has or had a Maryland registration. As for the price, everything is expensive in Maryland. The 2k asking price seems high though. I have seen boat, trailer and trolling motor sell for $1200 and they don't look half as nice as that boat. A lot of people...

I stick mine in my orange floating key chain that's in the ignition switch of the boat. The key chain comes apart, never had a problem.

I personally brushed two thin coats of Gluvit on the rivets. Do the best job you can do with the brush and wheel. I used the same thing on my rivets. As mentioned above, make sure you paint what you sealed. The gluvit rivets will yellow over time if you don't. Good Luck!

I wouldn't mess with the patch. I have used Gluvit in the past to seal the rivets in the boat. Great product!

Avoid pressure treated lumber, it will eventually react with the aluminum.

Very nice!