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<blockquote data-quote="Howard" data-source="post: 185418" data-attributes="member: 3395"><p>My 2 cents: My tin had leaky rivets and a couple of serious splits in the hull and gussets.. I had the splits and leaky rivets welded. I then applied steelflex to the hull. I now have zero leaks. I personally would not rely on any epoxy when it came to leaks unless it was absolutely the last choice. I am sure my steelflex will chip somewhat but I am fine with that. So will paint. I especially would not put epoxy on the inside of my boat.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Howard, post: 185418, member: 3395"] My 2 cents: My tin had leaky rivets and a couple of serious splits in the hull and gussets.. I had the splits and leaky rivets welded. I then applied steelflex to the hull. I now have zero leaks. I personally would not rely on any epoxy when it came to leaks unless it was absolutely the last choice. I am sure my steelflex will chip somewhat but I am fine with that. So will paint. I especially would not put epoxy on the inside of my boat. [/QUOTE]
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