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Fix A Leak In Your Kayak or Canoe

By Editor | February 6, 2008

Would be believe a Q-Tip can stop a pin hole link in your canoe and kayak.
The answer is “Yes”. Just stick the Q-Tip in the pin pole first, then hold it in place and cover it using duct tape.

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