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In a message dated 98-05-12 10:59:20 EDT, you write: << I have had the same problem and welding over the cracks just makes new ones so what I did is roughen up the surface and apply JB weld over it and it has held for many months without leaking. I know it sounds kind of Mickey mouse but hey it works, until I have time to find a better solution.>> Christer: My dad used to run an ARMA COATINGS business. Ever hear of the stuff? Their main thing is truck bedliners, but it works excellent on many diff. things. We used it on: helicopter aluminum and fiberglass parts, leaking gas tanks (car and atvs), oil tanks, etc etc. Our big thing was the bottom of aluminum skiffs. )Around all the rivets crack and leak) We had a welding guy weld them the best he could, then we ARMA COATED the suckers. Worked real well. Someone should do it for you for less than $20. Might be worth a try. ALIMOGUY >>