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Is there such a thing as a water-thin sealant that
I could pour into the window channel, let it work its way through the leaks, cure, and eventually seal them? Thanks in advance!! Yes. Go down to the automotive supply store and get flowable silicone. It's made to do just that... put it on and it flows into cracks and crevices then cures up. It's made to seal windshields in cars, but works great on boats. Just keep pumping it in there until the flow stops or you run out. |
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