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  1. jdrautoworks
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    #21 07-20-2021, 01:36 AM
    Quote Originally Posted by pmgoffjr View Post
    I actually prefer GE silicone for sealing motor bolts. It is thinner and I think it lives longer.

    Regardless I reseal every 5 years. You should too.
    What Mr. Goff said, 100% silicon sealant Champs did not come with 4200/5200 OEM and nor does a brand new MTI. Don't over think and keep it simple.
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    #22 07-21-2021, 11:38 AM
    To clarify, the only reason I used 5200 is to seal a 1/2 separation in my transom. There is no other use I can think of on a boat.
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    #23 07-21-2021, 09:20 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by tomloans View Post
    To clarify, the only reason I used 5200 is to seal a 1/2 separation in my transom. There is no other use I can think of on a boat.
    Hey I'm going to use 5200 on a west system'd piece of 5/4 marine plywood to instal a hot foot....wow crazy I even thought of that use for 5200 on a boat...lol
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