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ApS · 05-30-2007, 05:20 AM

Capt. Tolley's Creeping Crack Cure Hairline Crack Sealer. (I bought it just because of the name).

At $8, it's a quick, easy, cheap and clean fix, and can be used on any dried surface or any applicaton, inside or out, fiberglass or aluminum, boat or RV.

It's available from West Marine catalog sales—among others—in 8-oz. or 2-oz. applicators. One source suggested using the 2-oz applicator, as it's got a smaller nozzle, and refill it with the 8-oz. ($13).

I've used this product on fiberglass cracks, though it will seal the smallest of leaks in most anything. According to the manufacturer, it is a copolymer, so it is thinner than water, and "wicks" into the smallest of cracks using capillary action. You can apply other sealers over it.

05-30-2007, 05:20 AM	#7
ApS Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Florida (Sebring & Keys), Wolfeboro Posts: 5,982 Thanks: 2,255 Thanked 783 Times in 559 Posts	Capt Tolley's Capt. Tolley's Creeping Crack Cure Hairline Crack Sealer. (I bought it just because of the name). At $8, it's a quick, easy, cheap and clean fix, and can be used on any dried surface or any applicaton, inside or out, fiberglass or aluminum, boat or RV. It's available from West Marine catalog sales—among others—in 8-oz. or 2-oz. applicators. One source suggested using the 2-oz applicator, as it's got a smaller nozzle, and refill it with the 8-oz. ($13). I've used this product on fiberglass cracks, though it will seal the smallest of leaks in most anything. According to the manufacturer, it is a copolymer, so it is thinner than water, and "wicks" into the smallest of cracks using capillary action. You can apply other sealers over it. __________________ Is it "Common Sense" isn't. Last edited by ApS; 01-22-2013 at 04:44 AM. Reason: Fix photo...