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<blockquote data-quote="Zlakin" data-source="post: 499441" data-attributes="member: 32180"><p>The most important task is identifying all the rivets. This way, you can fix leaky rivets in aluminum boat just once and save a lot of time and effort. Apply a continuous amount of glue all around the rivets as well as along the hot seam with the syringe. Even the slightest fractures will be filled with epoxy.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Zlakin, post: 499441, member: 32180"] The most important task is identifying all the rivets. This way, you can fix leaky rivets in aluminum boat just once and save a lot of time and effort. Apply a continuous amount of glue all around the rivets as well as along the hot seam with the syringe. Even the slightest fractures will be filled with epoxy. [/QUOTE]
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