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I have an '82 Wellcraft V20 fisherman. I have re wired and replace the fuel lines and it is time to replace a repaired 3'x 6' access pane (factory)
What is typically used to seal around the joint between panel/deck. this is a molded access panel with rounded corners... Thanks Colin |
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Usually silicone. That was most factories use. You put some in the holes where the screws go to seal that up then you pass a bead in the gap between the panel and the deck filling the gap.
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http://www.caulkyourhome.com/ge-sili...w-and-door.php
Try to get the GE Silicone II. It is freeze and uv proof, so you won't need to worry about it breaking down over time. |
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Hi
Thanks guys. I don't use any silicone products on the boat. How about "Boat Life" or Sikaflex....both above the waterline products.... I was going to install a few screws to hold the panel in place and seal. i didn't know if there was a certain product spec'd on the market? No need to get below deck i that area, only if the tank needed to be replaced. Thanks again |
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You can permanently seal it if you want, with sika flex or whatever, but I think you want to be able to remove it, if needed.
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I used boat life on mine.
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