Dicor equivalent?
Here I am in paradise (Oahu) and no Dicor to be found. I'm driving a friend's Izuzu and it's raining in the cargo area. I suspect the water is entering thru the roof rack attachments but there is no w...
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nightshift wrote:len poleshaj wrote:
The answer to your problem is 3M 5200. Available at Napa and Hardware Hawaii, both here in Kailua.
Len, you were right. 3M 5200 works well. A skin formed overnight and the directions say 7 days for full cure. Good stuff if you can't find Dicor.
No question 5200 is a fine sealant but do be aware that it is a very high-strength sealant (tensile strength of 700 psi). I would not put it on anything that you might want to take apart in the future. 3M use to make a 4200 which is similar but not quite as permanent.
