pulling gimbals....what to seal with?
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From: CapeComa,FL
Hey bro.....
I use Boat Life from west marine. I put the cork on dry, razor the overhang off, then put a bead of this around the perimeter after putting painter tape about 1/8" to 3/16" on the transom and outer transom bracket. Run a 10mm socket around the bead for a smooth look and peel the tape from both sides right away....
Not a drop comes in!
I use Boat Life from west marine. I put the cork on dry, razor the overhang off, then put a bead of this around the perimeter after putting painter tape about 1/8" to 3/16" on the transom and outer transom bracket. Run a 10mm socket around the bead for a smooth look and peel the tape from both sides right away....
Not a drop comes in!
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Ditto. A few days before you are installing the assembly you'll want to apply the 4200 to the transom assembly groove. Then install the foam oring seal in the groove holding it in place with masking tape over it, then allow to cure. You'll never get the transom assem installed with the seal staying in the groove if you don't do this.
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Ditto. A few days before you are installing the assembly you'll want to apply the 4200 to the transom assembly groove. Then install the foam oring seal in the groove holding it in place with masking tape over it, then allow to cure. You'll never get the transom assem installed with the seal staying in the groove if you don't do this.




