Bostik MSR sealant

[STATUE]

Any use below the waterline ?

 

[STATUE]

Is there anybody there ?

 

[VicS]

Similar ITYWF to products such as CT1 and Everbuild Stixall

See https://www.bostik.com/globalassets...ants/documents/bostik4016-marine-brochure.pdf

 

[STATUE]

Thanks VicS, I think I'll stick to what I know does work - Geocel's Dow Corning .

Its great you came back , I thought I'd been ostracized for having a yacht below 30 foot !

 

[VicS]

Thanks VicS, I think I'll stick to what I know does work - Geocel's Dow Corning .

Its great you came back , I thought I'd been ostracized for having a yacht below 30 foot !

Maybe I'm wrong but Dow Corning spells "silicone" to me.

Silicone sealants are usually frowned upon for use below the waterline, hence popularity of the polyurethanes , such as Sikaflex and the hybrids such as CT1

But "came back" ?? I did not know Id been away except for a few days in March .... not been allowed out since!

 

[STATUE]

Now after all these years, I continue to learn !

VicS you're a star.

Thanks

 

[AllanG]

A very good alternative to CT1 is OB1, which you can buy from Screwfix, and is cheaper than CT1

 

[wallacebob]

I believe OB1 is a Bostik group product. I have used it, and Everbuild PU40 from Toolstation with good results. Everbuild is a Sika group company, so both of these products come from a good stable.