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Old 05-19-2013, 11:27 PM
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If the seam on the outside of the tub were it meets the swim platform is not glassed then it is doomed to leak. At least that's my experience from the ones that I have built. It's an easy fix but you will need to re-paint the glassed area. I would not fill the bracket with foam. You should not get water coming in from the bolt holes either if it was properly sealed. Lots of 5200 around the perimeter of the tub and then around each bolt hole and the body of the tub. Then you have to seal around the joint were the tub meets the hull as well.

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