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porthole screening

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Hi,

Does anyone know what glue material Carver used to hold the rubber gasket and screen into the porthole?
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did anyone respond to this? One of my screen is damaged, took it apart and saw it was glued also. Trying to figure out what type of adhesive I should use.
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Sikaflex makes a 295 UV product which is a UV resistant adhesive sealant. I wouldn't use a silicone based product.
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Viper wrote:QR_BBPOST Sikaflex makes a 295 UV product which is a UV resistant adhesive sealant
Thanks Viper. Looks like they don't have a small batch. I only need it for one port hole. I'll check to see if I can use this for other purposes on the deck. I do need to reseal some parts, if this works for that then it is worth getting the large one.
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The small tube of regular Sikaflex will work too, it just won't have the UV inhibitor. 3M 4200 will work too.
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got it all fixed up. Thanks viper. Looks better than original. Since I have extra screen, maybe I should replace all :)
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If you got the 10oz UV tube for the caulking gun, do all the screens now because the product in the tube will start going hard pretty quick after it's opened and you'll just end up having to buy another one to do the rest.
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Scienceguy wrote:QR_BBPOST Hi,

Does anyone know what glue material Carver used to hold the rubber gasket and screen into the porthole?
question: can you tell me what was the procedure you
Scienceguy wrote:QR_BBPOST Hi,

Does anyone know what glue material Carver used to hold the rubber gasket and screen into the porthole?
question : what is the procedure to remove the old screen . Ihave a 325 carver and your screen looks the same and i do not know how to start to remove it
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