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Generally you rake out the keel-hull joint to remove any loose material, mix up some epoxygoop with microballoons, fill the groove, smooth it down and paint it. This depends however on how bad the joint is. Sometimes the joint is so bad it requires dropping the keel, redoing the keel bolts and then re-attaching and re-bedding the keel. Photos would help us tell the difference.
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