I've been fighting deck leaks on my 192. I started by replacing the fixed portlights, re-bedding mast step, then last season I replaced the toe rails and rebedded stanchions. I had worse leaking after all that, but then again last summer was super rainy for us. When I hauled out, I checked the rubrail, knowing that's the only other thing left to try for the area I had leaking above the quarterberth. I also knew the rubrail had been damaged since I bought the boat. The rubrail moved up and down, so I knew that the fasteners were loose, and a new rubrail was in my future. What I didn't expect to find were MANY extra holes in the problem area! Ya think this is where I was leaking? In this pic you can see 4 holes in the rubrail, but how many extra in the hull to deck joint? WTH? I count at least 7 extra holes! Rudy expects more rubrail to arrive in a week or so, so I may just take some vacation days to drive up to MA and pick it up, rather than having him roll it up in a box. I may strap 20' of PVC pipe to a 2x4 on the roof rack, keeping it all straight. Or maybe roll it into a larger coil in the back of the car, haven't decided yet...