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03-20-2009 09:15 AM #2
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Gascacinch works pretty well for most oily or water locations. It's like contact cement, brush a thin layer and wait until it's tacky then assemble.
Key is to have the mating surfaces really clean. I use acetone (well ventilated area - we don't want to read about you in an obit!).
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