Ever use Gluv-It?

feisty's wife · 09-21-2005, 04:03 AM

Hi, all, I have a 15 ft Smokercraft [riveted], which has a slow leak[just developed], I called a boat supply place, explained the problem, and they suggested this product. You clean the rivet's/seam's on the bottom of your boat, mix this epoxy product, and paint it on. It

seek's and fill's small leak area's, the sale's person has heard good report's on this, so we shall see. Ever try to find a small leak in a boat before? Challenging to say the least.

Grass Hopper · 09-21-2005, 09:13 AM

Thats what its actually designed for. Do it inside and out if you can.

3riversBob · 09-21-2005, 11:34 AM

I used it on my 12' aluminum. Did the inside first, with a heavy coat and let it set good, then flipped the boat over. The Gluv-It had found its way through the crack and sealed it. I then coated the bottom of the boat and never had a drop of water after that. Good stuff but as mentioned already do 'both' sides to be safe.

Bob