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It is 3mm apparently.

Cheers Kevin
I'll find out and get back to you.

Maybe you are right. Currently the existing repairs all work - there are no leaks and the local marine shop I talked too about it actually said it was fine as is. But II like things to be right so it is frustrating that they may not be able to be fixed 'properly'. If it can't be fixed then I'll sell...

Try that one.

the last link is slightly different. Seems to work here - did you try that one?

I can never figure photobucket out - sometimes the links work, sometimes not. Hopefully one of those is working for you now.

To moderator - I have posted this elsewhere on the forum. Think the other is in the correct place so can you please delete this thread?

Sorry to have made this error.

I recently purchased a 15.5 foot tinny here in Australia. Later found that some corrosion holes have been repaired using an epoxy of some sort (eg. JB weld or something like it), then painted over. At first I thought I'd have the holes fixed by welding but the few I've spoken too reckon it is not wo...

I recently purchased a 15.5 foot tinny here in Australia. Later found that some corrosion holes have been repaired using an epoxy of some sort (eg. JB weld or something like it), then painted over. At first I thought I'd have the holes fixed by welding but the few I've spoken too reckon it is not wo...