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In Reply to: RE: You use Goop too? Good Stuff! ~NT posted by Neil49 on October 26, 2011 at 09:10:53:
Neil,
I think what you're thinking of is RTV and some type release acetic acid as they solidify - if you're using that you want the "low volatile" or "sensor safe" type that any auto parts store sells. But "Goop" isn't a silicon RTV but some other material that sets up less still and more "gummy" without being sticky. If you have to remove RTV to replace a component it usually will simply peel off the side while goop has to be cut repeatedly with a really sharp blade due to it's rubbery nature. Either goop or low vol RTV works - hot melt works well to temporarily tack a part in place while either the goop or RTV sets but won't stick long enough for permanent fixture.
Rob
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Follow Ups
- RE: You use Goop too? Good Stuff! ~NT - R. Mercure 04:41:02 10/27/11 (2)
- Yes, that is what I was thinking of, ... - Neil49 08:54:15 10/27/11 (1)
- RE: Yes, that is what I was thinking of, ... - R. Mercure 13:04:57 10/28/11 (0)
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