leak

Post by **tim_pinnell** » Sun Jan 08, 2006 6:21 am

Need your help guys and gals. I have an older 22 foot Starcraft that has a leak at the seam by the transom. Some of the silicone came off when I was powerwashing it. My question is what should I use to repair it. I think it was silicone that was on it before. Just a section about 4 inches long came off the section. Should I clean and replace the entire section or just patch the spot that is missing the sealant. Tim

Post by **wolfe** » Sun Jan 08, 2006 7:05 pm

Tim,

I'm for sure clueless about patching such a leak, but I am bumping this thread up, because I think it was missed. I, for one, just noticed it this evening. Hope someone can help you out.

Best of luck with the repairs.

W.

Post by **tim_pinnell** » Mon Jan 09, 2006 6:26 am

Thanks a ton wolfe. Off topic but nice pic of the wolf. My son and I are both wolf fanatics. Me with a tatoo and his bedroom walls and counter tops plastered with photos. Tim

Post by **wolfe** » Mon Jan 09, 2006 8:00 am

hey, Tim. Yeah, they're cool animals for sure, not just to look at, but also their social complexities & physical strength/endurance; I should be in such good shape

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Anyway, there's got to be someone here who knows a thing or two about patching a boat, right folks?

W.

Post by **SCUBA_STEVE** » Mon Jan 09, 2006 11:32 am

hey tim!

not much help here either.....but maybe if you put this in the boat and repair forum might get better responces!

thxs zort