Aluminum boat repair JB weld

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[@searlst]

I know this is an old video, but I just bought a 60's 12' model e alumcraft and you've answered every question I had about how to clean it up. Thank you sincerely for taking the time to post this. Cheers!

[@russg1801]

Well, you managed to make an old tin boat presentable and serviceable with basic repair methods so Good On Ya.

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Thanks Russ for watching and the comment.

[@thomasmalaglowicz5435]

I just finished re-doing a boat the previous owner tried to seal with JB Weld. That stuff popped of the seams like it was nothing when I went after it. Had to remove all of that as well as the silicone they tried to seal it up with. What a mess. I painted every single rivet and seam with Gluvit. It's a bit spendy but completely worth it. Tough as nails when it sets and it finds it's way into every tiny crevice to seal them up for good. It's easy to work with too. Best stuff there is for sealing up those tin boats.

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Thanks for the info Thomas.

[@swink49]

About 15 years ago I had put a hole in my job boat about 2 inches while I was on the lake I stopped on the way home and just mixed a bunch of JB weld and packed the hole didn’t prep anything just shoved it in. It’s still there works fine no prep anything

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Thanks for the comment and watching.

[@nuchairco4137]

You Have to put new pop rivets in it . Simple job. drillem out and put new pops in with silicone. Done .

[@devinpayette8492]

Awesome video guys, my grandpa passed away 7 years ago and I was given his boat, so I'll be restoring the boat I learned to fish in as a child and this video has helped me a lot. Cheers guys!

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Thanks.

[@robertrathert4435]

One way to find leaks in an old boat is to fill the boat with water, just be sure to have it supported well. If you have it on a trailer, block the trailer frame. This method works, been restoring boats for 20 years. Another way to fill holes and cracks is to use marine epoxy mixed with sawdust or other filler. Always sand aluminum, don't use scott bright, that will polish the metal.

[@jestes7]

What does blocking a trailer frame mean?

[@robertrathert4435]

put concrete or wood blocks under the trailer to support the weight of the water that you put in the boat. it shouldn't take much to find the leaks.

[@jestes7]

robert rathert thanks!

[@sarahanderson8920]

Hi there yes block trailer up, fill with water then use a compressor and see if it bubbles. Water alone can sometimes push little bits of rubbish in.

[@JohnSmith-ki2eq]

I always put my phone into a waterproof case before going on the water, I've seen them for $5 on Amazon, my one cost $20 and it works just fine, I tested it by putting an old phone I had in it and putting it in a bucket of water overnight, the phone still worked just fine in the morning, I had to weight the case down in the bucket because the case floats. Nice work on the boat.

[@ronhart8857]

Very nice job rebuilding the fishing boat! As for the phone that was a big loss! As for fishing, I could fish all day, rod in one hand, beer in the other, and never drop either one! It is all about how you hold them! Great channel Kevin!

[@gordonsanders6572]

Great video. Very informative. The patience of putting that JB weld in those seems proves you guys know what it all about. I myself think $700 phones on a fishin trip belong in the bottom of the river. Great Great video

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Thank you.

[@GarnettM]

You can buy a hard plastic grinder wheel for cleaning aluminium without gouging it up . Another thing that cleans aluminum is Muriatic acid -It` actually for cleaning concrete but thin it cup acid to gallon water , That boat will shine like new nickle . Rinse it with cold water takes 10 min .

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Thanks for the info.

[@bobbot2881]

I would check for leaks and then replace the rivets. Looks like slopping that jb weld is like what brown people might do. But really you scrap it and buy a new aluminum 18 footer for $2,800 and be done with it.

[@chriscastillo6299]

Garnett M hard plastic grinder wheel?

[@perryortho1609]

Thanks for the insight on the boat I just picked up a 61 Aluma craft and I'm hard at it

[@whlsdn]

Great project! Sorry about the phone though. I came across a fine old Grumman 17' canoe cheap, and I've found ony 2 tiny hole poked through the bottom. Haven't tested for rivet leaks, but they all look really solid. I'll use JB Weld and see how these holes seal up. Thanks.

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Thanks for watching.

[@joevento1170]

Jb weld is fine for emergencies out at sea, but since the boat is on land and flipped over theres no excuse for not using some aluminum brazing rod and brazing it closed. Just make sure the area has a good semi rough finish and free of any oils, paint, or other contaminants before starting to braze. Once done file down any brazing high spots with a one or two inch wide steel file.....

[@edwinross1697]

Enjoyed your boat project gave me a lot of tips thanks guys much appreciated

[@GarnettM]

Use windshield Polyurethane aluminum boats weeble wobble forever but it'll never leak again it holds your car windshield in it'll seal the boat, But use a playing card in a V pattern when you pull it it leaves a perfect layer don't even take off the JB weld I've fixed atv tires with that stuff

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Thank you for the info and watching Garnett M.

[@krisjcleveland]

Thank you so much for posting your video repair. My boat looks similar to yours so I'm happy to view your work.

[@flyinphil42]

JB has a new product called JB marine weld, it’s the same stuff as the original JB weld but it’s especially made for marine use.

[@Robinson-Homestead]

I will have to look it up thanks for the comment.

[@flyhouseoftruth470]

Nice boat, you guys do a great job. Rare from what I've seen, most wouldn't put that kind of work into it.

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Just having fun with my son thanks for the comment.

[@mstrauch2352]

Found your video while looking through various JB Weld projects. Although I'm not really into fishing or boating, I found your video quite well done. It was well edited, and had a very good flow that kept me engaged and interested. It was nice to see the project from start to finish. Nice Job.

[@Robinson-Homestead]

+M Strauch Thank you for your comment.

[@RonnieWade]

+M Strauch indeed great job

[@Mark-fr6zf]

You guys did a fine job you can be proud of your work 👍

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Thank you Mark.

[@TheArmymedic74]

Awesome job sir, and very cool that you did it with your son.

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Thanks for the comment Ron love to spending time with my boys.

[@craigedsall7641]

A good guide to others. Thanks

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Thank you for the comment.

[@sammyvh11]

Jb weld is good stuff for aluminum old boats.

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Worked out great thanks for the comment

[@lonnieclemens8028]

Excellent video! You guys know what you are doing. Thank you for sharing.

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Thanks for watching Lonnie.

[@murrayandru7527]

Poly wheels for stripping paint off , work well save time too !

[@AC-vx3jz]

I had a leaky aluminum boat and closed pop rivets sealed with 3M 5200, as well as a product called Gluvit sealed it tight. JB weld is too brittle and will crack over time. Good luck with the repairs.

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Thanks for the info it's all good so far.

[@mattt945]

So how has the repair held up over the years? Any leaks come back?

[@willturner6353]

if you will take that car rubber under coat in a spray can from the auto parts store it will seal up any leaks you might have on the inside. that is what I did to my flat bottom and it is still holding today four years later.

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Thank you for the info Merry Christmas.

[@deco9863]

Great video guys! Thanks for all the tips.

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Thank you for the comment De Co.

[@elixeroflife]

i just bought a John Boat today. not sure how big. havnt measured yet. i'd say 10 or 11 footer, has 2 benches n seats 4. came with trilling motor (broken prop but runs) battery box, and a dolly style clip on trailer and a swivel seat, all for $200. got Water Weld epoxy curing on the hull right now.

[@Robinson-Homestead]

+elixeroflife sounds like a good deal,hope everything works out for you.

[@elixeroflife]

+Kevin Robinson i used thinner and a green 3M scouring pad, put jb weld on a couple suspect areas, then sprayed flex seal inside n out on all rivets and welds

[@Robinson-Homestead]

+elixeroflife That will work.

[@paulgrindley8192]

This dude sound like Donnie Baker. I swear to god he does.

[@wntu4]

Yeah he does.

[@jeremygans7540]

This man sounds like donnie Baker

[@Jesuslovesyou929]

Lol

[@aliasfred]

You gonna need a couple gallons of JB Weld. Should try that new stuff called Flex-seal, I heard it is paintable.

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Thanks for watching Larry.

[@stellapolare9829]

Man you have a great workshop😉

[@marklaforest]

Sorry about your phone! Thanks for the video, lots of good tips.

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Thanks Mark I got him a new phone.

[@mightiflier5813]

I'm not seeing any former welds, this boat would not tig weld well. I've got one with the same and the welds look beautiful until you spray the welded area with a water hose: leaks through micro cracks, even after backing off puddle and slowly backing off power. Welded another boat with former welds, no leaks for three years. Possibly alumiweld HTS-375 II, even Harbor Freight alumiweld (both are aluminum solder) would work.

[@onelastkast3]

Did u try to braze it?

[@mightiflier5813]

@@onelastkast3 Tried brazing with HTS 375-11 by Aluminumweld.com successfully. I won't mess with the TIG anymore on horizontal repairs.

[@xsvtool648]

Great video, because of you a bought a boat and am repairing it like you guys did. Sorry to hear about the phone Brandon! subbed

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Thanks man.

[@wave9209]

actually caught the fish! LOL..... nice job guys

[@Robinson-Homestead]

+Michael Bieber Thank you.

[@russcantrell6257]

Great job guys. Thanks.

[@AlejandroSanchez-bd1hz]

Thanks very helpful video

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Thank you for the comment.

[@corneliusrobinson9745]

Awesome job guys hey I have a 16 foot that needs done here in Calif do you have time just kidding again great job I like the video Sorry to here about your phone Brandon Nice boat!!!

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Cornelius Robinson Thanks I got Brandon a phone it was my fish that beat him up.

[@3bdera7man]

Great video thanks

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Thanks for watching.

[@davidpadilla6098]

nice work. good video thanks

[@roadtrain5910]

dingy looks sweet as

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Thank you for watching.

[@tilneyaviation]

Nice video. I appreciate all the work you put into it. I would suggest staying away from JB weld because it can become brittle over time. I used G/Flex Epoxy. Its expensive but designed to flex and is perfect for aluminum boat repairs and leaks. You can use a hair dryer to warm it up and it make it run into the cracks and seams.

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Thanks for th info tilneyaviation and watching.

[@ticesine6589]

Hey anyway you could leave a link ? Im looking to use it on my aluminum boat

[@olhippie1]

Just buy some "Gluvit" , which is a specially formulated epoxy for sealing leaks ,and penetrating tiny cracks and crevices. Always paint over epoxy to shield it from UV Ray's, which decay epoxies.

[@allanclose9684]

Clean area with Asatone and use ATV silacone on the leaks.

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Thanks for the info Allan.

[@fanaticveedio9756]

Awesome video showcasing your restoration project. Would it be possible to shoot another video? Curious to see how the boat looks like now if you still have the boat.

[@Robinson-Homestead]

I sold the boat last year sorry it still look good thanks for the comment Fanatic Veedio.

[@tattiibi99ins]

Glad I found this video . I have a 14 foot Aluminum boat Im about to start work on myself. Winter project.... May do something like this as well with the outside of the boat but on the inside im going to prep it up real good and put some Herculiner in it..Do it yourself bed liner . I have seen mixed reviews but im going for it... Did you guys get the little leak all fixed up?

[@Robinson-Homestead]

+Brad Alan Yaya we got the leak fixed. That will work I like the bed liner and will be a good winter project not hard just time.

[@JackSmith-mh9yf]

Thanks this video was helpful.

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Jack Smith Thanks for your comment.

[@JackSmith-mh9yf]

Your welcome im free to help

[@stevedavis9446]

hello, so did i here you right you spent 150. in supplies to fix boat and paint and lost 700.phone in lake for 850.you could have bought a nice used boat and spent all that time fishing.

[@jonathanlangford4291]

bed liner makes a great paint

[@Robinson-Homestead]

+Jonathan Langford That would work thanks.

[@wave9209]

I used it for my headliner on my land rover...good stuff.

[@tomthumb6307]

Just don't spray it on any sort of unsealed plywood decking. It opens up the grain leaving small splits visible in the floor. It is great on aluminum though and if you get tintable you can color it pretty much as you like

[@bettyboop65340]

and thank you for your comment

[@johnsmithy9304]

So faster way to do this job is 2 gallons of aircraft stripper. Alcoa Gutter sealer from the inside ... Strip both sides heat outside with propane torch . Drip seam sealer inside. As far as the back buy a rivet shaver and dome rivets and a shaver. All done 36 hours if your gonna paint it Red Scotch Brite choose your colors then shellac the top or just bare aluminum and shellac .... This way will take you 7-10 days

[@ernestoxavier4769]

Howdy, thanks for the video guys!

[@Robinson-Homestead]

thanks for watching fisherman

[@handmethatchingadera]

That jb weld will last good enough I'm sure. Just keep an eye on it, but looks like you did just fine. For seams I used to have a friend back up the rivets and I would hit them from the other side tightening them back up sometimes sealing a leak. For holes or cracks before I had a tig welder I would use a riveted patch and go around it with "Devcon" aluminum putty. That seamed to last for years and years and I even hit stumps with it. It's kinda like jb weld only I think better suited for aluminum and I felt like it was allot harder cure.

[@Robinson-Homestead]

+James Moretich Thank you.

[@MrHarryson1985]

If you don't mind me asking, how did it hold up all these years later?

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Wish i could tell you but i sold the boat so i'm not sure.

[@MrNathaneasterling]

great video thanks for sharing

[@Robinson-Homestead]

+Nathan Easterling Thank you.

[@catfisher420]

Next time use aircraft remover, the stuff is amazing. the paint just bubbles off of anything.

[@Robinson-Homestead]

+catfisher420 I have used aircraft remover be for it is good thanks.

[@firmdoggypeter8128]

I put it on my plane; now I can't find it......

[@boprosplumbing]

I use it in dove season, can't have all those pesky crop dusters scare the birds away. Quick spritzing and aircraft removed. Thanks rustoleum!

[@ThePastorPiper]

What sort of paint did you use? Also, my aluminum canoe is leaking where it was welded back in the early 70's. Do you think the JP weld would work on that? Would I just smear the JP weld all around where the welding is breaking up? Thanks in advance :-)

[@Fernando_Woolybooger]

It's okay to use stainless steel bolts on an aluminum boat frame? I may be wrong, but I thought if steel and and aluminum touch in an environment that gets wet, it will corrode.

[@Robinson-Homestead]

i think you are right about that

[@jayredstone6982]

how many tubes all together of jb weld did you use on the whole boat and what grade sand paper did you use to sand over the primer?

[@johnhanselman6371]

I wonder if they could test for a leak by filling the boat partially full of water at their home while the boat is still on trailer. * I may use their JB Weld suggestion for my boat leak.

[@Robinson-Homestead]

I was going to try filling the boat with water but I thought it would be to much weight thanks for the comment John.

[@tickyul]

Nice job!

[@Robinson-Homestead]

+tickyul Thanks

[@tickyul]

+Kevin Robinson For that job, did you guys ever consider getting a cheapo sandblaster from Harbor Freight, making a plastic-tent and sandblasting it?

[@djjohnnyrod]

Great video...... God bless

[@Robinson-Homestead]

+Juan Rod Thanks.

[@KiwiKokonahti]

Your the good sort :)

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Thank you for the comment.

[@technologyguy101]

Good video. Only thing is i wouldve sealed every single rivit before paint. But im just a keyboard expert like many other assholes in the comments! Lol good work way to take your time and spend it with your son. Memories are priceless!

[@Robinson-Homestead]

I appreciate all my comments thank you.

[@skeets6060]

Youz guys get it sealed up

[@johnsmithy9304]

You can not use silicone on aluminum ... Trempro this guy is nuts ... Feel free to ask questions ... Use plasti dip works best

[@danielbrodie1955]

how is it holding up i have a 12ft aluminum boat i am in the process of restoring like this with jb weld, what kind of primer/paint did you use looks nice at the end

[@Robinson-Homestead]

+Daniel Brodie Its all good so far thanks

[@Farmer2492]

Hi fantastic video how did you know where the holes were, and did it last regards Farmer

[@Robinson-Homestead]

I didn't know so I did all the seems thanks Farmer2492.

[@jaymoe5.7]

Hey guys, im currently sanding a mystery 16ft 50s boat hull for my grandpa, and the paint on this thing is a really ugly shade of faded red, but now that ive sanded most of that down, i can see that it has a ton of scratches, big and small dug into the bottom of it, so my question to you is, will paint fill those in or do i need to do something else to it to make it look more smooth? And also i think im going to put JB

[@jaymoe5.7]

Weld on all the rivets and seams, so how many did you guys use so i know how many to buy

[@montanaflytyer]

my opinion. ..you should have checked for leaks before you painted it...I did a job on my boat close to this but I used the jb weld marine putty and silicone and I didn't paint until after all the leaks were fixed. . otherwise good job

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Thanks for the info brian.

[@edpontiff8448]

Don't use JB weld , it will not last and crack and chip off under stress over time ! Drill out the loose leaking rivets and install closed end rivets and seal them with silicone designed for marine use ! It will last !

[@madmike5]

wrong, i used jb weld on my 1990 sea nymph i sanded and scuffed up 18 rivets that were loose and leaking that was 4 years ago and it is still holding i also used it on a friends boat with the same results

[@jeremymalnory8208]

How much JB weld did it take

[@Mr.s1997]

how many tubes of jb weld did you use?

[@codyw4022]

Did the jbweld hold up? I'm curious because I'm thinking of repairing a aluminum boat.

[@Robinson-Homestead]

+Cody Walters All good.

[@aurelienyonrac]

that thing you are trying to remove is jb weld

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Thanks for the comment.

[@mattroy3154]

JB weld may react to the aluminum and cause it to oxidize (rust) due to the steel content of it. For your sake I hope I'm wrong. Let us know in a year from now how it worked out!

[@mattroy3154]

Also those stainless steel bolts you put in there might also cause you problems. You should look into what's called bi-metal corrosion. Also known as galvanic corrosion.

[@malachy1847]

Don't shoot the messenger, but i think you might be the other way around.... Aluminium bolts or rivets on stainless may corrode due to galvanic corrosion ... where as marine grade stainless bolts are used to secure aluminium boat fittings, the likes of aluminum pulpits, deck rails, and winches where as ashore, same are in use bridge parapet guards and the like....

[@mattroy3154]

Not gonna shoot the messenger but I am going to throw the book at him: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galvanic_corrosion Deck rails and winches are fine but you wouldn't want any corrosion under freeboard even if just a little.

[@victorcastle1840]

I'm not a scientist or claim to be, from what I read in you link it appears they are talking about mostly in salt water, causing the corrosion moistly ?

[@joetiller1031]

Hell flex seal man. haha

[@nicholaspandolfo9458]

how well is it working now 3 years later

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Don't know sold it.

[@davidcain4143]

I'm Doing This, Too My "10ft-Lowe's-JonBoat"!👌🏻 It's Looking Good.. BUT, I Was Wondering "Which Kind" Of, "JB-WELD", Did You Use?? (Because, I Got The Regular Type..) Let Me Know, Thank You!

[@Robinson-Homestead]

The regular will fine.

[@bravowhiskey88]

@@Robinson-Homestead jb weld for water would have been ideal

[@Robinson-Homestead]

@@bravowhiskey88 thanks for the comment and watching David.

[@BWWGL9]

How do you Prep the Aluminum for Painting? What do you use for Primer & Paint etc., ?

[@Robinson-Homestead]

I used lacquer thinner and Rust-Oleum paint

[@BWWGL9]

thanks... looks good

[@johnnyserratt6176]

Use a cheep chop stick , put one end in a pencil sharpener and flatten the other with a knife.

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Thanks Johnny

[@clockguy2]

I bought a jon boat with Old JB weld on some loose rivets and it didn't hold. Maybe they didn't prep it enough.

[@Robinson-Homestead]

+clockguy2 Maybe mine is holding up good so far. prepped good.

[@joegilmer767]

A lot of the Aluminum boats that have pin holes if you have pressure treated wood for your trailer after time the treated wood cause pin holes

[@Bulldogfishmaster]

I got a 12ft al...small crack 1inch long 1/8in wide...what should I do to repair it?

[@chriscastillo6299]

Bulldogfishmaster braze it???

[@ryanisley3953]

Did the jb weld hold it together or do you still have leaks

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Had no leaks.

[@3bdera7man]

Is there a part 2 for sealing the inside?

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Know part 2 sorry.

[@onelastkast3]

All that prep work to jb weld it? Why not braze it and do it right?

[@Robinson-Homestead]

I don't know that one.

[@onelastkast3]

Kevin Robinson look it up it’s easy all you need is a torch and brazing rods. U heat up the boat in the area leaking and run the rod over it. It welds it basically but at lower temp then actually welding. 735 degree aluminum braising rods. The repair will last a life time.

[@42Odc]

So how did the job weld hold up?

[@Robinson-Homestead]

It was good win I sold it.

[@Pkishlock]

Have you tried brazing the aluminum?

[@Robinson-Homestead]

I don't think you can.

[@byronargueta3331]

jb weld? really? jb weld will not last long at all. it is not uv resistant, flexible and will crack right off under pressure. need marine grade sealant like 3m 4000 or 5200. also use an epoxy like gluvit and fibre glast 4118 to make your boat even and firm. also use herculiner not rustoleum truck bed liner. trust me, I did much of my HW. it's not worth doing it like this cause later your gona have to strip, sand and recover the leaks. double the work.

[@Robinson-Homestead]

+Byron Argueta Maybe may be not will see thanks.

[@Mr.s1997]

fiber glass wont stick to aluminum...

[@Mr.s1997]

did the jb weld work for your boat?

[@byronargueta3331]

Mr s. Look at my comment. Take my advise

[@Mr.s1997]

the little bit of pressure the boat is going to make isn't going to be no 4000psi which is what jb weld is rated for. and when it comes to it cracking it don't matter what you put on it because after a while its all going to have leaks again

[@aaronwism]

2018 HOWS IT HOLDING UP?

[@gerrycovarrubias8226]

They probably drowned

[@brob8880]

@Gerry we are still kickin

[@chrislowkeylisby5138]

How has it held up?

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Not sure sold it.

[@stupidman9774]

use automotive urethane seam sealer.

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Thanks for the info.

[@jaguon4619]

Mix your jb weld then put it into plastic baby medicine syringe you can get at wal mart then apply it reuse it but you got to fast "and clean"

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Thank you for the info.

[@jaguon4619]

@@Robinson-Homestead thank you for the video

[@realmetis8002]

it will crack over time not a permanent fix just saying

[@ryanisley3953]

What speed you running.

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Slow.

[@mulletoutdooradventures6286]

JB weld is too stiff. I tried that on my starcraft for rivets 1st to quickly fix it so I wouldn't miss time. Unfortunately its too hard when dry. After 3 trips I was back to where I was originally. I found it will crack EASILY because the aluminum flexes. A better trick is use gutter seal. Im 7 years on some patches. It's rubberized but deals hard enough that it won't flake and peel. If you will be in rough water epoxy products WILL NOT LAST LONG. I run my boat (16 starcraft 1967) 35 miles offshore of NJ for shark and tuna.

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Good tip thank you

[@steveng.c.8524]

Throw that boat away and go with Elmo 😂

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Thanks for watching.

[@gustavofreireborges3860]

You'd use epoxi, is better.

[@shawnp8429]

what is update on the jb weld

[@Robinson-Homestead]

+Shawn P I will do a update in one year so far its all good.

[@shawnp8429]

+Kevin Robinson how long has it been? how many times have you takin it out with the jb on it ?

[@shawnp8429]

+Kevin Robinson the reason I ask is my 14 ft duck boat is leaking I bought JB Weld marine . haven't done it yet