Captain Tolley’s Creepging Crack is generally used above the waterline on deck fittings, coachroofs, wooden decks, hatches, windows, portholes and rivets and was also developed for use on motorhomes and cars. The Soundaseal RV 61 is a highly rated caravan sealant which the brand state is used by many major manufacturers in the UK. Below is a list of the best sealant for caravans that are easy to use and suitable for interior or exterior use. I used captain tolley's creeping crack cure on a 75 year old leaded light window where presumably the cement in the leading had started to leak in a few places.

Sometimes re-sealing deck equipment and windows can be a massive task especiallywhen you are living on your boat. Tolley’s does an amazing job at patching up areas that need a bit of maintenance where a complete re-fit and seal is not possible.

In the Firefighting Measures section of the Captain Tolley material safety data, the advice is given that "The wet latex will not burn".

Formulated to be as thin as water, Captain Tolley’s draws into hairline cracks and gaps using capillary action. It’s also non-toxic meaning it can even be used to piece together broken ceramics which is great when you live on a boat as things generally seem to get smashed to pieces! Louis's passion is to show people that sailing and boating can be accessible to all and should never limited by the cost of maintenance. Digging through marine forums the general consonances for Captain Tolley’s Creeping Crack Cure is that it’s a great product and is a staple in many toolkits.

My Wife had a Citreon Dyane that had a leaky screen, I used Captain Tollys and it sealed it for about 5 years, so in my book its pretty good stuff. Captain Tolley’s Creeping Crack Cure is a low viscosity, specially blended, acrylic copolymer, emulsion-based product with exceptional penetrating properties. Anyhow, after a trip to the parcel office I managed to collect a new sample for review; non-other than the newly packed Captain Tolley’s Creeping Crack Cure.

My first attempt at using Tolley’s failed because the trim around my boat windows had a large amount of water trapped and not visible.

Captain Tolleys is the ultimate surface sealant, its easy application method and numerous attributes make it the sealant of choice for boaters today. Of course the product might have been improved in the time since I used it but in reality if you have a leak it should be repaired properly. After a few applications, I waited for a day of heavy rainfall to test and unfortunately the window I had applied it too oozed a milky water as the rain made its way past the old seals and into the U-trim frame. Before applying any of the sealants listed above, you will want to ensure the surface is clean, dry and free of any grease or oil. Compared to standard sealants, they are much stronger and ideal for roofs, skylights, windows and other interior or exterior components.