5200? That's almost a permanent bond! I can't imagine that being a good
thing for chain plates and the standing rigging. I was looking for something
that seals well, remains flexible but allows future work on the rigging.


"iBob" wrote in message
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In article , "Bob"
wrote:

I've used Boat Life and Boat caulk for the last few years to seal my
chain-plates. They need to be rebedded almost annually to avoid the
drips.

Has anyone used something that is more durable? I have a collection of
chemicals in the boat shed including 3M 4200 and Dolphinite which I have
not
tried. They seem like they might be TOO permanent.

What has worked for you?

TIA

5200 3M use it all the time.

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