Agree with All that Alex wrote!
I will add that most of my clients are extreme rural and remote. I have
been using a sealent that they can get in small town hardware store for 5
years now. It is by Lock-tite and is polyurethane. It takes a day to skin
over. It is water tight as soon as it goes on
Hi John,
I like polyurethanes for this sort of thing. They are substantially
stronger than RTV, and if you need to re-do it, you won't be left with
that oily texture that nothing else will stick to. "3M Marine
Adhesive Sealant Fast Cure 4000 UV" might be a good choice, and
Sikaflex also makes so
John; Have you tried a UV-setting cyanoacrylate? There are some available
that cure into a pliable but very strong (and thick) clear layer. If you
just have one J-box to do, a tube of "UV Wader Repair" from your local
flyfishing shop might do the trick. It cures quickly in direct sunlight, or
with
Hi John
RTV sealant or VHB tape.
Jay
Peltz power.
> On Jun 13, 2021, at 7:45 AM, John Blittersdorf
> wrote:
>
> I have a customer with two TOP racks of 8 Astropower 140’s and one panel has
> a j box that separated from the backing sheet but the wires are still
> connected. I’ve tried se
I have a customer with two TOP racks of 8 Astropower 140’s and one panel
has a j box that separated from the backing sheet but the wires are still
connected. I’ve tried several adhesives but they eventually give up. The
house was just sold and an inspector is coming To check out the house.
Owne
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