Looking for a flexible, quite runny liquid, stick-to-anything sealant
for s/s chainplates that go down thru teak caprails then are bonded to
the inside of a glass hull. Would like a 2 part product if possible.
Would like to pour it down the opening around the s/s (which is 1/2" x
2"). The water comes out 3' aft of where it leaks in.
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brought forth on stone tablets:
Looking for a flexible, quite runny liquid, stick-to-anything sealant
for s/s chainplates that go down thru teak caprails then are bonded to
the inside of a glass hull. Would like a 2 part product if possible.
Would like to pour it down the opening around the s/s (which is 1/2" x
2"). The water comes out 3' aft of where it leaks in.
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BoatLife polysulphide (Liquid) is pretty darn runny, it sticks to most
anything, and is flexible when cured.

Why is two-part important?

bob
s/v Eolian
Seattle

it's a solid glass hull and deck - no cores


On 10 Mar 2008 18:17:04 -0500, Dave wrote:

On Mon, 10 Mar 2008 15:52:51 -0700, RW Salnick said:

brought forth on stone tablets:
Looking for a flexible, quite runny liquid, stick-to-anything sealant
for s/s chainplates that go down thru teak caprails then are bonded to
the inside of a glass hull. Would like a 2 part product if possible.
Would like to pour it down the opening around the s/s (which is 1/2" x
2"). The water comes out 3' aft of where it leaks in.

Before you seal in all the water that has already intruded between your deck
and core, you'll want to be sure you've gotten the core dried out, and that
the core remains in good shape. Otherwise, you're just creating a hothouse
for the rot to grow and destroy the boat.

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i've never tried this product. I'm in Mex - will get some sent down.


On Mon, 10 Mar 2008 15:52:51 -0700, RW Salnick
wrote:

brought forth on stone tablets:
Looking for a flexible, quite runny liquid, stick-to-anything sealant
for s/s chainplates that go down thru teak caprails then are bonded to
the inside of a glass hull. Would like a 2 part product if possible.
Would like to pour it down the opening around the s/s (which is 1/2" x
2"). The water comes out 3' aft of where it leaks in.
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BoatLife polysulphide (Liquid) is pretty darn runny, it sticks to most
anything, and is flexible when cured.

Why is two-part important?

bob
s/v Eolian
Seattle

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