First I need to correct what I said, I said it was not very flexible when I meant to say it is very flexible
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Please lets not confuse Thiokol based Polysulfides with Polyurethanes!!!
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I made no such error
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First polysulfides are not generally considered in the "adhesive sealant" category
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Generally ?? maybe, but not 100% true, what I was referring to was a polysulfide adhesive/sealant that is very flexible and dose have a bonding strength of 1000psi ( yes, over kill, but none the less ) and it is safe to use with most plastics, ( Synthetic glass & PVC don't fall into the compatible materials) but is compatible with most all other Plastics found on a boat ( ABS,Epoxy, Nylon, etc: )
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and secondly there is no commercially available polysulfide product that comes even close to 1000 PSI.
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yes there is and yes it is commercially available,
You know the original author of this topic said nothing about bedding plastic, that is, like I said, his boat was built by Revell and his Chain plates and stanchions are made of Lexan,Plexi or PVC, So the
'suggestion' of BoatLife Lifecaulk was a good suggestion, as were all the others.
Bottom line is know your material and know your product
Oh and your list of caulking products is short by several thousand adhesive/sealant products