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Old 07 May 2018, 02:18   #1
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deck sealants

, i am looking to seal the access panel on my hurricane 630. It is almost the whole floor behind the console. gives me access to the gas tank and all wireling. im wondering what i should use to seal and it up so that i can have access again if needed without a whole lot of hard work . i dont want to use only silicone since i would like to have some fastening ability with the sealent. sech as 3m 4200. i know the 5200 is almost permenant. my question is will i have a lot of trouble breaking the bond of the 4200 if needed. is there something else that may not be as strong i could use, thanks for any info
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Old 07 May 2018, 02:37   #2
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Sikaflex 221 works well as an adhesive sealant .
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Old 07 May 2018, 06:17   #3
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How about something like this if it has to be removable......

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Black-Clo...oAAOSwN81WC-S5
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Old 07 May 2018, 17:45   #4
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would the silkaflex 221 be easier to pry apart than the 4200 if i ever have to open up the deck again. Its about a 3' by 4' slab of decking. its fastened by a bunch of screws for strength and was sealed with something that had great holding power but i was able to remove it without too much hassle. im hoping its years before i have to open it up again , thanks for any help
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i also saw the silkaflex 291 marine sealant. can Anyone telll me what the difference is. They both look pretty close for use.
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Yes easier to pry apart than 5200 and cures faster
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