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I have a Tracker Grizzly 1754SC. It has a storage compartment between the
two main seats and one directly behind it. This boat is all aluminum including the storage compartments. Anytime I get water in the boat either from rain, swimming, or some water that stays in the boat and is moved around by trailering or driving the boat, water gets into these two compartments as they are just an aluminum wall sitting on an aluminum floor. Here is my question -- any suggestion on how I might seal these seams so to speak? One compartment has a 1/2" opening on each side on the floor in the corner. Would silicone caulking do the trick or would that flex and crack over time with movement of the boat? Ideally, I would like to seal these and then lay a rubber mat down. Anchors clanking around on an aluminum painted surface just take off the paint anyway. I have laid a rubber mat down already that comes up the sides a little bit. It keeps my stuff dry, but I do end up with water under the mat which I do not want. Without being water tight, these storage compartments are mostly useless. Thanks, Jeff |
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