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WaterWeld to seal up holes
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<blockquote data-quote="Ozark River Runner" data-source="post: 453239" data-attributes="member: 20678"><p>I don't know if any of you guys do this but I usually keep a tube of "WaterWeld" or "Steelstick" (made by JBWeld) in my boat in case I knock a hole in it. Well...This weekend I did it. I couldn't see a sharp pointy rock that was just under the water and I punched a good hole just in front of my drain plug. The problem was the tube I had in the boat was dried up and I never got around to replacing it. Had to call a buddy to be bring me a tube. Patched up the hole and made it back home without a problem. If you don't carry any in your boat its not a bad idea lol. Would have saved me a bunch of trouble if I had remembered to replace it. Now I just hope the repair bill isn't too high!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ozark River Runner, post: 453239, member: 20678"] I don't know if any of you guys do this but I usually keep a tube of "WaterWeld" or "Steelstick" (made by JBWeld) in my boat in case I knock a hole in it. Well...This weekend I did it. I couldn't see a sharp pointy rock that was just under the water and I punched a good hole just in front of my drain plug. The problem was the tube I had in the boat was dried up and I never got around to replacing it. Had to call a buddy to be bring me a tube. Patched up the hole and made it back home without a problem. If you don't carry any in your boat its not a bad idea lol. Would have saved me a bunch of trouble if I had remembered to replace it. Now I just hope the repair bill isn't too high! [/QUOTE]
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