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3M 5200 I am suprised nobody has mentioned it.
Is anyone familiar with a product or procedure that can successfully seal a small hole in a submerged object? Den 48ft Yachtfisher EAGLE http://www.densnet.com |
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3M 5200 is NOT a sealant. It is an extremely strong, flexible bonding agent.
Steve "den" wrote in message ... 3M 5200 I am suprised nobody has mentioned it. Is anyone familiar with a product or procedure that can successfully seal a small hole in a submerged object? Den 48ft Yachtfisher EAGLE http://www.densnet.com |
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