Is there a special type of caulk specifically for repairing seams on aluminum boats?
Apr 20, 2010 by stretch_this | Posted in Boats & Boating
Comely much a MIG welder is the best. All sealants and caulking will be temporary - Sikaflex will work but you expect it to fail sooner or later. Only employ to the exterior. If a seam has split it needs welding. If one of the press together seams
ricsudukai | Apr 20, 2010
Comely much a MIG
welder is the best. All sealants and caulking will be temporary - Sikaflex will work but you expect it to fail sooner or later. Only embrocate to the exterior. If a seam has split it needs welding. If one of the press together seams
ricsudukai | Apr 20, 2010
Repairing HOle in Aluminum Boat without welding?
Aug 08, 2007 by Brian D | Posted in Boats & Boating
We have a lund aluminum speedboat that has a leak on the bottom where a livewell screw used to be. I need help getting that hole plugged up without the use of welding. I am lookng for a maker of plug kit/ product...htat will plug the hole, so there is
try two 1 inch pieces of rubber bolted threw the crack place one on one side of the hole and one on the other side drill a hole in the rubber to place a washer and a bolt and a washer and nut appropriate some water proof caulkin the bolt hole and around
bob_gets_it | Aug 08, 2007
Repairing an aluminum fishing boat with a lot of small unseen holes.?
Apr 14, 2009 by toby_wat | Posted in Fishing
I have an aluminum jon knockabout that is pretty old, but does it's job to get me around in my pond at home. It has a lot of little holes in it and I can't find all of them. The ones I did find I patched up with JB Weld The highest Weld putty and it worked
hey man, you could fiberglass the bottom of the rowing-boat but that gets expensive. most likely the leaks are coming from the seams around the rivits and you could fill up the boat with water (on top of some saw horses) and find about where the leaks
justintodd1979 | Apr 15, 2009
how to repair a leaking aluminum boat?
Oct 17, 2006 by Shannon | Posted in Boats & Boating
tight, aluminum fishing boat, has sprung a leak, what's the best material to use for repair?
OK Shannon here's the large. If It is a riveted boat you can take a sledge hammer and lay it on one side of the rivet and take a second hammer and smack the opposite side for a touchy fix and squish, no more leaky rivet. If it is a hole you can use aluminium
link | Oct 17, 2006
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Repairing Aluminum Boats | eHow.com
Repairing Aluminum Boats. Aluminum boats can endure a lot of abuse without undergoing any serious damage. However, if you happen to spring a leak ...
Shift the propeller from the boat and place it on a flat, sturdy surface. The damaged side should be facing up with easy access to it.
