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Get yourself an attwood epoxy stick and do your seams. Be sure to use a small propane torch (don't over do it, just a bit) to sweat any water out before you seal them. I'd say that you're gonna need to remove the floor to find the leaks so you don't have to epoxy every rivet, that would slow...

Update Hi Guys, thanks for all your suggestions. We just got the boat back in the water with a new transom, new paintjob and sealed seams. We ended up using quite a few products for sealing the boat. Attwood 7200 (which is pretty similar to 3M 5200) sealed the seams along the aluminum and...

Hi guys, I'm new here and heading out for a walk down kokanee lane. My question involves my old aluminum boat. It's a 14' Montgomery Ward Sea King Aluminum boat and the seals where the two pieces of sheet are starting to leak just a bit. I'd like to seal these with a caulk or paint, do any of...