Some sealants/adhesives don't stick to themselves when cured.

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Why not ask 3M directly?


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Lew

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I've asked them other 5200 questions - it's a waste of time - takes 5
days and you get a lawyer answer. Thought I'd ask some real people -
guess y'all don't know either.




On Thu, 25 Mar 2004 02:41:17 GMT, "Lew Hodgett"
wrote:

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Why not ask 3M directly?

"NT" writes:
I've asked them other 5200 questions - it's a waste of time - takes 5
days and you get a lawyer answer.

I can relate, what are you trying to do?


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Lew

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On Wed, 24 Mar 2004 17:41:08 -0800, NT wrote:

Some sealants/adhesives don't stick to themselves when cured.


Haven't used 5200. I do know sikaflex sticks to itself though. Why not
do a test sample ?

It will stick
Dont try to stick 5200 to a damp wet surface
5200 cures using moisture, if you stick it to a wet or damp surface, the
5200 will start to cure right at the interface and wont stick well at all.

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Some sealants/adhesives don't stick to themselves when cured.