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    For a 'non load' area I have found that Captain Tolley's Creeping Crack Cure does a good job as a sealer and an adhesive to stop cracks 'growing'
    I first used it on the boat to stop water ingress around window seals but then found it was also an adhesive


    What is Captain Tolley? Captain Tolley’s is a liquid sealant/adhesive with exceptional penetrating properties. Formulated to be thinner than water, it uses capillary action to penetrate deep INSIDE the narrowest of surfaces before making a firm yet flexible CLEAR waterproof seal. It’s perfect for TRACING and sealing leaks caused by hairline cracks. Being water-based it follows the route water would take, sealing even fissures that are hidden to the eye. It’s also QUICK and EASY to use. As the sealant can penetrate deep into structures there’s no need to take items apart or put them back together.
    What can I use it for? In the HOME: Fix rainwater leaks in flat roofs, masonry and joinery. In the bathroom and kitchen seal sinks, shower trays, worktop joints, inset sink surrounds and such like. Make in situ repairs to veneers, wood joints, leaded windows, ceramics (teapots, bowls etc.) as well as to items exposed to the elements such as outdoor lamps.


    http://www.gaelforcemarine.co.uk/Ima...spec_sheet.pdf
    Last edited by Alan de Enfield; 07-02-2020 at 12:45 PM.
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