Any reason you cant use this product on a vehicle or boat's seals?
1986118
I'm not sure of which seals your talking about but this is a seal conditioner which keeps seals flexible and protected from sun light destruction. It is useful on door seals, slide seals on campers, and window seals. It is a mineral oil product and acts as also a lubricant. Hope this helps.
1986119
I think I would try a spot first to see what it looks like. I would try it myself knowing how it protects the camper seals though.
427973
No. It is designed for gel coat finishes on boats and RVs. Use their auto was.
515692
I don't believe so, I purchased the product to keep the rain water from seeping through our 10x10 canopy at craft shows. I believe it is more of a repellant for water than a sealing agent.
2204297
I cant say for sure on the product you are talking about but I have put it on a boat cover, a tent, boat carpet, car seats and just about anything else that didn't move before I sprayed it. this stuff even made water bead up on my boat carpet.
664209
No. Use a sealer made specifically for decks. For example - Olympic Maximum Waterproofing Sealant Penetrating Oil Formula Exterior
1984514
I do not think so. It is a glue used in automotive to glue in the weather stripping seals for examples the door jams!
1758309
my best assumption -from experience , is to always use the lubricant thats called for . when i used an oil other than what was called for on a seal , it ruined the seals . also remember to use the required oil sparingly ( follow the recommended anount and frequency)
633181
This is primarily used to seal old leaking gas tanks that are too hard to find or expensive to replace if you tank is new i would not go through the trouble.
629509
I don't see any reason it wouldn't work in a boat holding tank. I don't know where you dump it and really don't think it can hurt any thing in your system...
1904855
This product is sold at some RV stores for more then Amazon. I applied it on my buses, and I have not had any problems. Make sure you get the bonding tape, to seal all cracks. BRC
1534707
I would not want to use it say, after you just drove a dozen miles across town or on the freeway. It probably would be a little hard on the seals. Take the car around the block maybe or let it run for a few minutes to thin the oil a bit. Then do your oil change.
1042632
Should not be a problem on any outside gasket or seals. Be sure to use in a very well ventilated area when using and always use gloves. I would not use on any interior items because of the fumes. It works very well on rubber of all kinds but has to be administered carefully.
231272
I used it on my 20 foot StarCraft to seal two rivets near the bow and two rows from the keel, the only way to get at them was from the outside of the hull, as the boat is finished inside, ahead of the walkthrough windshield. I had two rivets which were leaking and investigated how to solve my problem, and Gluvit worked for me, I did apply three coats and let each cure over a period of about a week before I put the boat in the water. I did not put primer or anything else over epoxy and it has sealed my boat for 3 yrs and counting.
238842
It might be worth trying, though I am unaware of it helps cracked seals, mine were only dried out & softened with this product. A less expensive option if it works for you, compared to just replacing the entire seal.
53041
No. It is only to help lube the tire for mounting. It's similar to grease till it is mixed with water. It had no sealing capability.
1430128
I've used it on oil related problems only so far, however I lent it to my neighbor who has a air boat and he used it on every joint on it and he has not had any problems. If you follow the directions to the T I don't see why it wouldn't work. The manufacturer states the following, Brush on formulation. Dries to pliable film For water pump gasket hose connection, coolant hose connection, and heater valve gaskets. So I would think that there wouldn't be any problem using it with any water thermostat. Good luck, I love it. Resists water, steam, kerosene, gasoline, oil, grease, mild acids, alkalis, salt solutions, and anti-freeze mixtures I've used it on oil related problems only so far, however I lent it to my neighbor who has a air boat and he used it on every joint on it and he has not had any problems. If you follow the directions to the T I don't see why it wouldn't work. The manufacturer states the following, Brush on formulation. Dries to pliable film For water pump gasket hose connection, coolant hose connection, and heater valve gaskets. So I would think that there wouldn't be any problem using it with any water thermostat. Good luck, I love it. Resists water, steam, kerosene, gasoline, oil, grease, mild... » Read More I've used it on oil related problems only so far, however I lent it to my neighbor who has a air boat and he used it on every joint on it and he has not had any problems. If you follow the directions to the T I don't see why it wouldn't work. The manufacturer states the following, Brush on formulation. Dries to pliable film For water pump gasket hose connection, coolant hose connection, and heater valve gaskets. So I would think that there wouldn't be any problem using it with any water thermostat. Good luck, I love it. Resists water, steam, kerosene, gasoline, oil, grease, mild acids, alkalis, salt solutions, and anti-freeze mixtures « Show Less
1696758
I think the answer to your question depends upon if the original seal was a lifetime seal or not. If it was not, then yes. That's how we use it.