It's because your boat has been lifted out of the water and the shell of your boat has moved slightly instead of the water taking the weight, if that makes sense.

No leaks from the floor so thats a big bonus!

Hi Ryan, Water is a very pesky substance. If there is the most minute hole/gap it will find its way in. davidday6838 made a very valid comment. Around the hatches and windows it will be necessary to seal from the outside making sure the surfaces are very clean before applying your sealant. If the insulation is true "rock wool" then you won't need to be as concerned about PPE as if it were glass fiber. Take care and give Chloe my regards. Mark Alberta, Canada (currently in Portsmouth)

when it's all dry, you need to oil the worktop underneath the hatch otherwise it's going to rot.

Pop all your windows out and use butyl tape around the frames

Hope you guys managed to sort out those leaks. Our hatches have been taking a battering with all this rain recently too😢

Really helpful video, I'm looking to buy a boat and hadn't thought about rain leaking in. Also do u have an inspection hatch to check for water under the floor?

With the side hatch, don't try and seal it from the inside ... You already have water migrating behind the lining so that will just hide rather than fix the leak?

Allay have disposable nappies or puppy pads onboard. They soak up o lot of water

You need to rag all the old sealer out no point putting on top of old sealer

How far behind are the videos?

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