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Leaking seams on my 1960s Lonestar
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<blockquote data-quote="BillPlayfoot" data-source="post: 441971" data-attributes="member: 22157"><p>I watched your video. </p><p>If the rivets are accessible on the inside maybe using a hammer on the rivet heads on the outside of the hull while holding a dolly block on the rivets on the inside of the hull may tighten them and stop the leaks. It is what I would attempt first but I do autobody repair so for me it is a simple thing to try. </p><p>I'm sure there are others here who have had the same issue and corrected the problem using easier methods.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BillPlayfoot, post: 441971, member: 22157"] I watched your video. If the rivets are accessible on the inside maybe using a hammer on the rivet heads on the outside of the hull while holding a dolly block on the rivets on the inside of the hull may tighten them and stop the leaks. It is what I would attempt first but I do autobody repair so for me it is a simple thing to try. I'm sure there are others here who have had the same issue and corrected the problem using easier methods. [/QUOTE]
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