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sea-cruisier wrote:
At the end of day that would be most valuable as often, upon skimming the forums for solutions to problems I find the one post that lets me know I did the exact one thing I shouldnt have done.
I have a feeling I'd have a LOT of topics to post there.
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sea-cruisier wrote:
Don't ever do this.
I second that idea for a forum
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I do love the stuff. I couldn't imagine anything stickier. It really works well for sticking rubber seals and things. I just did my water pump and that seal didn't move at all. :-)
Greg
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I luckily still have a can of OMC gasket sealer. But when that runs out I will use Permatex Aviation Form A Gasket which appears to behave basically the same. Easy on, easy off, and easy to clean up.
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At the end of day that would be most valuable as often, upon skimming the forums for solutions to problems I find the one post that lets me know I did the exact one thing I shouldnt have done.
I'm coming here to admit my mistake. I hope nobody else makes this one. :-)
I purchased a quart of Adhesive M. I see it used in the manual for just about any bolt or rubber gasket that needs to stay put and can't leak gas, oil or water. I thought it might be good to stop possible water intrusion in my outdrive. I used it on my gimbal housing to outdrive gasket last night. I needed to remove the outdrive today and spent over two hours cleaning both surfaces. :-( I caution against using this on paper gaskets or on parts you'll need to revisit again.
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