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Silicon should be considered a 'temporary' sealant. My experience is that
it always leaks, sooner than expected. 3M 5200 will guarantee you don't get that window out again ...I'd save 5200 for more permanent installations. It *does* seal well though. It's your call. My vote would be for a polysulfide like SikaFlex. I would also vote for water channels and other physical features that allow water that does happen to leak (assuming it does at some point) to drain away. Brian -- My boat project: http://www.advantagecomposites.com/tongass "Bryan B" wrote in message ... Any suggestions for bedding plexiglass window to fiberglass deck opening. Polysulfide, Silicone, or another material?Which brand? Thanks, Bryan |
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