Dear Capt. Tolley
A miracle happened this month. I have cured the leaks around the deck prism of Charissa (our 46 ft. cutter). Most Liberty boats owners have similar problems and no one seems to be able to stop the prism from leaking, even though they are bedded in Thiokol. I think the problem stems from the fact that the glass of the prism is very smooth; therefore it is easy to develop hairline cracks between the glass and the Thiokol. The product that did the trick is called Capt. Tolley’s Creeping Crack Cure.
Owner of Clarissa, Vancouver, Canada

Gentlemen
I have a small (21 ft.) cabin cruiser that has been leaking rain water into the front storage locker for five years. Thinking it was a leak behind the rubber rub rail, I have taken it off three times and caulked behind it where it slided into the aluminium moulding joining the deck with the sides of the boat; still leaked (as much a half a quart within a week, if it rained hard).
About a month ago, I bought a bottle of your ‘cure’ and applied it on top of the metal channel (into which the rub rail fits) in the area of the leak. I was astonished to see it run off until it reached an area two inches long where it seeped in behind the silicone caulking the factory had applied. In five minutes, I found my leak for which I had searched for five years! It took three applications, thirty minutes apart, before the leak was stopped. A month later – still no leak.
Thank you!!!! George Dargan