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 Topic: Question on 1955 PlywoodPosted: April-25-2025 at 5:30pm |
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Hello, I have a ‘55 fifteen footer, mahogany plywood. It is all original and was moved to and from the boathouse on a rail to the lake when used by the original family.
I know it’s a ‘no soak’ boat. My question is, I want to make sure it leaks minimally. What would one suggest for some type of sealer that I go over the seams with? THANK YOU!  |
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Posted: Today at 3:55pm |
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With plywood it may seep a little. If everything is in good condition it should stop after a few days. But, if you don't leave it in the water, I'd just let it seep and make sure your bilge pump works.
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Keep it....from sinkin'
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