Spring list

zaverin1

Hull wax is scheduled so is the fiber guy to do few minor touch ups.
next is spark plugs 
drive service 
install new block drains ( original and stripped out )
button up shower box exhaust hose from last spring install lol

put silicone around the rub rail and side port windows

new deck Carpet backing sprayed on

installed new fuel caps since ones I had were original and seals were gone

bella-vita

I would not use silicone either 3M 4200 or 5200 

zaverin1

Sorry going to put clear silicone with masking tape around rub rail top
and bottom
 

aero3113

Use 3M Marine grade silicone if your going to use it.

https://www.wholesalemarine.com/3m-marine-grade-silicone-sealant-35164.html?gclid=CjwKCAjw7tfVBRB0EiwAiSYGM1e7RblwZ2B4YkcdCENl4nStIwf1xyysTwmYoW8y_xgFtnJpnPOGaxoCB3AQAvD_BwE

zaverin1

I mean u can use that but reg outdoor clear silicone is fine

Willhound

Use what you want, it's your boat. The suggestions the guys have made might mean never having to do it again though.

Willhound

Good article here: https://www.boatus.com/magazine/2013/April/how-to-pick-the-right-sealant.asp
I've been watching this thread because I'm facing the same job of re-sealing my port lights and rub rail. The part of the above article that really caught my eye was regarding silicone not sticking well to previously applied silicone should you ever need to do the job again.

aero3113

Willhound said:

Use what you want, it's your boat. The suggestions the guys have made might mean never having to do it again though.

Yes, the 3M products are on for as long as you are going to own the boat...

zaverin1

3m products are real good
if you prep the surface area with your choice of prep you will have zero issues.
my port was fixed at one time or I should say sealed with 3m since it’s white. Started leaking in heavy seas.