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Boat still taking on water

TimW451 said:
@maviles392 I’d start with @Cambo ’s suggestion, correcting the surface of the seam is less intrusive and would save a lot of effort if it works. I would seal epoxy the inside also, but only after I’m sure the outside has been sealed. I don’t know the right materials to use, I would think 5200 is too much, l prefer a removable option. @swatski what have you used to smooth
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