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Old 05-28-2013, 03:08 PM
fly4navy fly4navy is offline
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Default Rear Baitwell Hatch seal

I did plug it for a few weeks and considered it for the longer term...but didn't want that entire well filling with water (boat is moored) and then having to either bail it or drain it through the bilge. My transom is not raised so I additionally did not want to accumulate the additional weight of the water in the well as I wasn't sure what that would do to my downward thru hull scuppers!

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Old 05-28-2013, 07:06 PM
erebus erebus is offline
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If you're going to seal the hatch up, use something less permanent, like Boatlife life-seal, or at the very least 3M 4000 UV.

You never know if you'll need to open that hatch up at some point and with 5200 you'll most likely destroy the hatch in your attempts.

Just my .02 cents (USD).
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