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Best Bedding Compound For Hatches. i got two new hatches for my boat to replace the existing leaky ones. #2 · jun 10, 2018. this window doesn't have any mechanical fastening, buy it's not like a hatch where is it is getting stressed. 12314 posts · joined 2000. Can anyone recommend a bedding compound for them? silicone is great for use as a galley and head sealant, gasket adhesive, or bedding compound for portholes, hatches, windows, and marine hardware. It needs to seal it. I read months ago that butyl rubber might be the latest and greatest and despite its cost would seem the least messiest and easiest to use. It shouldn't be used when there's a chance that. I think the butyl is the best choice. I could use sikaflex but understand that this would be a permanent fix. the big question is, what is the best bedding compound? It makes an excellent bedding compound for something like a. The sticky tape that you mentioned is probably butyl tape. It just needs to sit there and look pretty.

I read months ago that butyl rubber might be the latest and greatest and despite its cost would seem the least messiest and easiest to use. the big question is, what is the best bedding compound? It shouldn't be used when there's a chance that. The sticky tape that you mentioned is probably butyl tape. It just needs to sit there and look pretty. 12314 posts · joined 2000. Can anyone recommend a bedding compound for them? this window doesn't have any mechanical fastening, buy it's not like a hatch where is it is getting stressed. It makes an excellent bedding compound for something like a. i got two new hatches for my boat to replace the existing leaky ones.

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