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Seam Sealer applied to the leaky seams as per manufactures instructions (a small paint brush helps).

All tent "treatments" are mainly aimed at canvas tents, not polyester, and would never seal any leaks on a dodgy seam anyway.

If you can pitch it in the garden on a fine day use a hosepipe to try to identify leaks. 

Sewing machine needles make holes so attaching velcro to a flysheet is always a potential leeking point.

As the tent seemed to perform excellently in bad conditions, I would get myself a bottle of sealer and a tiny brush .

Put the tent up and using the point of the brush, get into those pesky little holes near the velcro that let water in but do not take the tent down for at least 24 hours or it will stick to itself !

Being stuck inside plus using a burner would more than likely explain the water under the inners.

Angie