No no no. Use 3m 4000. Uv stable where 4200 and 5200 are not. However the top edge sealant on the gunnel rail is purely cosmetic. The real seal must be under the rail between the gunnel and the fiberglass. Every single screw hole must be sealed.
Oh really, and here I thought it was a big issue with a bunch of spots missing. Thanks!!
....Rinker told me 5200 - twice, I kept asking. I said the 4000 says UV stabilized on it? They said don't worry the 4200 is better for the job and will not yellow like the old formulations. I telephoned 3M they said the same thing. I'd do both sides of the rub rail so water couldn't get intro screw holes but certainly I agree 100% with Al that the shoe box design is vulnerable from below. I would be more worried about durability as the bead would be micro thin.....just another perspective.
Well I got a big tube of 4000 at lunch so I guess we will see how it holds up.....15$ for the small tube, or 18$ for caulking gun size....wish I had know that before! Bottom side looks really good, looks like the sun has ate up the top sealer.
Well I got a big tube of 4000 at lunch so I guess we will see how it holds up.....15$ for the small tube, or 18$ for caulking gun size....wish I had know that before! Bottom side looks really good, looks like the sun has ate up the top sealer.
Where did you end up finding the big tube of 4000 ? I want to yo my rub rail also.
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May have to check there, never thought of there