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<blockquote data-quote="Troutman3000" data-source="post: 184420" data-attributes="member: 2535"><p>If the rivets are loose and continue to move when the hull flexes it will chip or break. I would use gluv it on the inside of the boats to help with or eliminate leaking rivets only after rebucking them. I had first hand experience with the steel flex cracking and chipping around loose rivets. If sealing them is your main concern you should use gluv it. Steel Flex will add protection to rivets that arent under a lot of stress.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Troutman3000, post: 184420, member: 2535"] If the rivets are loose and continue to move when the hull flexes it will chip or break. I would use gluv it on the inside of the boats to help with or eliminate leaking rivets only after rebucking them. I had first hand experience with the steel flex cracking and chipping around loose rivets. If sealing them is your main concern you should use gluv it. Steel Flex will add protection to rivets that arent under a lot of stress. [/QUOTE]
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