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I have not used Proseal on glass or Rotomolded plastics. But the description of the application sounds like he's trying to seal under a washer of some sort on a tank fitting. Proseal should work well for that. Proseal stays flexible, which you need for a plastic tank. If you had a weepy glas

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Seems like a reasonable application for some pro-seal. -Jeff Scott Los Alamos, NM > Sent: Thursday, January 01, 2015 at 4:20 PM > From: "Joe. E. Wallace via KRnet" > To: KRnet > Subject: KR> Sealant > > KR Group, First of all Happy New Year to all. > &

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No Dan they are not fiberglass, some kind of poly that has been roto molded I think? most like other ultralight tanks? I will investigate the Pro-seal to see the specs?. as you guys have used it successfully I have no doubts?. I will attempt to obtain the specs on the tanks and then return?

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Jeff, Have you used Proseal on fiberglass tanks? I was going to suggest that, but did not know how well it worked with Plastic or fiberglass. See N64KR at http://KRBuilder.org - Then click on the pics 2015 KR Gathering - McMinnville, OR. September 3 - 6 -- See

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Joe, By plastic, do you mean fiberglass? The fittings in the fiberglass tank in the KR are secured in place with a flox resin mixture. Use Vinyl Ester resin and you should never have a problem with it. My Panther Building Documentation at PantherBuilder Web

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KR Group, First of all Happy New Year to all. I?m in the process of building a different airplane, but have followed this site for a long time. Way too much good info to stay away. I have a need to find a suitable sealant to put around the fittings that are installed in plastic ?? fuel tank

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"Gorilla snot" is what we called 3M weather-strip adhesive and no it is no good for sealing anything with heat applied. It is good for holding gaskets in place until assembled. The best stuff for making liquid gaskets is GM black RTV that is O2 sensor safe gasket adhesive and maker. This one

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for sealing the case halves, i used hondabond,,,got at the honda shop,, used the stuff since 1972 with no problems. steve jones n212kr