Brandon-w
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First off if this isn't in the right area please move it.
Anyways as the title says. Silicone is good and there are other products that are resistant to fuels and oils but I wanted to share with you guys a product that is used widely and for almost everything sealant wise on airplanes.
This stuff seals gas tanks, firewalls, is resistant to fuel, gas, oil, pretty much any heavy solvent out there. It's nasty stuff. I'm currently putting a fuel sump in my diesel and my tank is quite bowed so my sump may or may not seal. having used this stuff before I'm not worried with sealing aluminum to any sort of plastic so I'm gonna slather it up with this bolt it up and Not worry about it again.
The stuff is called PRC desoto. I'll post a link for it you can read the properties. It would probly seal poo to grease if you were brave enough.
Ps don't get it on you or you'll be stained for about three weeks.
You're welcome.
http://www.ppgaerospace.com/Products/Sealants.aspx
Anyways as the title says. Silicone is good and there are other products that are resistant to fuels and oils but I wanted to share with you guys a product that is used widely and for almost everything sealant wise on airplanes.
This stuff seals gas tanks, firewalls, is resistant to fuel, gas, oil, pretty much any heavy solvent out there. It's nasty stuff. I'm currently putting a fuel sump in my diesel and my tank is quite bowed so my sump may or may not seal. having used this stuff before I'm not worried with sealing aluminum to any sort of plastic so I'm gonna slather it up with this bolt it up and Not worry about it again.
The stuff is called PRC desoto. I'll post a link for it you can read the properties. It would probly seal poo to grease if you were brave enough.
Ps don't get it on you or you'll be stained for about three weeks.
You're welcome.
http://www.ppgaerospace.com/Products/Sealants.aspx