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![]() Thanks everyone for the ideas - keep 'em coming if you have more. To respond to a few posts all at once and clarify a few things: -- I will be attempting to fix the leak but not until end of season (Mid October?) -- This is a plywood, not planked hull, so there are no "seems" to be calked. Except possibly where the last plank meats the keel. This is what I will check out in the fall. -- We did scrape all old paint of the bottom and repaint. -- The boat is stored under a tarp in summer & inside in winter. -- My thinking is that even if stored in a dry place, it takes days for the bilge to completely dry. And by then it's the next weekend and we get it all wet again. So it's in a perpetual state of dampness...which could lead to rot. -- There is no current rot (that I know of) because we fixed all that during our just completed renovation. Gary |
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