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Where can I get this stuff?

This is off a 1995 Ocean Runner, 115 horse.
The carb bowl is of a plastic material and one of them has developed a leak, found the leak.
http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w...ki3/115002.jpg
It was where they put the ball into the side and the sealant has degraded.
http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w...ki3/115001.jpg
The book said (on a different motor type) to seal the ball with Johnson/Evinrude Gasoila. Did a search of Gasoila and came up with an entire company (much like Loctite), now I'm trying to find the correct sealant for this application and where to get it from.
Went to an autoparts store (read every sealant on the shelf), a boatyard and West Marine (about only things available today) and got dumb looks and stares.
Ya'll got any ideas?

Just to clarify, stuff made by Permatex and Loctite was listed "not for use in contact with gasoline" or "to be used on metal only".
This is the closest thing I can find that might be the correct sealant.

Any ideas?

Gasoila Hard-Set Varnish Type Thread Sealant

http://ep.yimg.com/ca/I/gsasupply_2068_265108

Hard-setting, fast-drying, red varnish sealant
Can be used on brass, copper, stainless steel, aluminum, black pipe, tin, galvanized pipe, cadmium-plated metal, rubber, porcelain, wood, marble, epoxies, cork, corpreme, asbestos, plexiglass, PVC and ABS plastic, paper, felt, and more
Excellent resistance to all aliphatic, aromatic, chlorinated solvents; naphthas, benzenes, all petroleum products, refrigerants, freons, propane, butane, kerosene, jet fuel, water, steam and more
NOT recommended for alcohol or oxygen
Temperature Range: -60°F to 350°F (-52°C to 178°C) (up to 550°F (290°C) intermittently)
Pressure Range: To 500 psi sealing face or butt joints; to 15,000 psi for threaded connections
Dries to touch within 30 minutes; thorough drying may take 24 to 48 hours

yeah, thats the stuff, its available thru Bombarbier as well