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"Keith" wrote: Permatex #2, stays flexible. A gasket would be even better. or both, gasket smothered in Permatex #2...... Bruce in alaska -- add a 2 before @ |
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Subject: Fuel tank cleanout ports.
From: Bruce in Alaska In article , "Keith" wrote: Permatex #2, stays flexible. A gasket would be even better. or both, gasket smothered in Permatex #2...... Bingo!!! Except I wouldn't "smother" it in Permatex. I'd just neatly cover both sides with it. :-) Capt. Bill |
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What is the point of a gasket if the mating surfaces are not very smooth?
Doug s/v CAllista "LaBomba182" wrote in message ... Subject: Fuel tank cleanout ports. From: Bruce in Alaska In article , "Keith" wrote: Permatex #2, stays flexible. A gasket would be even better. or both, gasket smothered in Permatex #2...... Bingo!!! Except I wouldn't "smother" it in Permatex. I'd just neatly cover both sides with it. :-) Capt. Bill |
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