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Has anyone use SILAPRENE SolidSeal Polyurethane SEALANT/ADHESIVE to bed
their chain plates??

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Sorry, don't know that one. I use Sikaflex 227 for that.


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Has anyone use SILAPRENE SolidSeal Polyurethane SEALANT/ADHESIVE to bed
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Sorry, don't know that one. I use Sikaflex 227 for that.



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But do you need a primer??

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Has anyone use SILAPRENE SolidSeal Polyurethane SEALANT/ADHESIVE to
bed their chain plates??

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Sorry, don't know that one. I use Sikaflex 227 for that.


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Has anyone use SILAPRENE SolidSeal Polyurethane SEALANT/ADHESIVE to bed
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Sorry, don't know that one. I use Sikaflex 227 for that.



Sounds like torture to me?
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Gogarty wrote:
.... Dig out as much of the old goop as possible, flood
the area with acetone, then I use Boat Life Liquid. It really, really gets
down into the spaces and waterproofs the chain plate. Indeed, it is a
pleasure to see a bit of it dribble down the chainplate inside the boat


hmm... on't they sell masking tape where you live?

Anyway I've use Boat Life (iirc it's one of the polysulfides) but not
Boat Life Liquid.... sounds good. I have to o that exact job on my
boat (among others).

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