4200

[2ndchance]

But if you preapply it to different body parts it takes all the fun of discovery out of the project ;D ;D ;D

[Blue_Runner]

CONGRATS ON YOUR 4200 POSTS TSUB!

Oh wait, I don't think that's what he meant ::)

But if you preapply it to different body parts it takes all the fun of discovery out of the project

Well it does save time in the end if you go ahead and lather up with the stuff first ;D

[randlemanboater]

Originally Posted by Blue_Runner

CONGRATS ON YOUR 4200 POSTS TSUB!

;D ;D ;D

[tsubaki]

Beween 4200,5200 and anti-seize you could really have a great time washing.

[Blue_Runner]

Don't forget the grease from greasing the bearing buddies! I usually have it all over me by the end!

[macojoe]

LMAO!!

Who needs a women when you have a line up like that!!

They always stuck on you
always trying to get them off
and they never come off
and when you think you got them off thers always more
And they such a pain in the a$$

[tsubaki]

;D ;D ;D ;D

[Geekie1]

I used 100% silicone to seal my gas tank hatch in the V's floor. Was that the right sealant to use or is 4200 better?

Geek

[Stillrunning]

I seem to get fiberglass resin all over the place when i use the stuff. I find it on stuff that I was not even near when using it. Then ther is super glue which only seems to stick to my fingers.

Originally Posted by Geekie1

I used 100% silicone to seal my gas tank hatch in the V's floor. *Was that the right sealant to use or is 4200 better?

Geek

I used the 3m silicone marine sealer (clear stuff) to temporarily seal my gas tank hatch in March. Last week I had to cut the seal with a knife to get the hatch loose, I'd hate to have had to rassle it loose from 4200.