Is this product suitable for marine application?
1032140
I would say yes, as long as it's not submerged for long periods of time. This is by far one of the most durable glues I have ever purchased. Be careful not to get it on anything you don't want ruined! I would say its for sure water resistant, but over time not sure if it could be considered water proof. This is a type II adhesive which means its good for repeated wet dry cycles. A type I is for waterproofing. For marine applications check out jonestown distributors products.
1032141
Yes, once dry it is impervious to water. However I can't say how it reacts to UV rays.
1032142
Its waterproof dries very hard has no flexability strong bond on wood. ive used it to glue wood that is outside holds up good thats all I can tell you
1050982
Yes it would be perfect. This product protects against the UV rays which damage plastics. I use it on a lot of things including my Kayak. Great product.
2217807
It is definately not water proof....it is just made in such a way that enables it to be more resistant to corrosion in a marine environment.
2240253
yes. terminals are not corrosion proofed for marine use but there is no reason this battery\shouldnt work on a kayak. it is just a small sealed lead acid battery like many trolling and motorcycle batteries.It would be great to chargé cell phones, run low load music, or LED lights. Check amphour needs before expecting many miles of trolling motor use though.
291069
I am not sure. I think so , but I have only used it in coastal waters off Florida.
39287
This product would be good for moderate wave action --- I use prescription sea sickness patches for rough seas.
1809644
Yes. Suitable for all applications.You get salt water in them from roads in the North!!!
235266
Absolutely, I use it on the stern deck of a motor yacht that I live on my neighbor uses it on his boat down in the bilge area of a diesel motor yacht to keep the lines and other essential equipment from freezing works very well just make certain the proper clearances recommended are followed as shown in instructions
1386391
It's a chromed metal, not aluminum so I'd say good luck. But it is well-chromed(if I can make up a word). I think it would suit you fine, unless it gets ocean spray directly on it. But that's just me.
879715
I cannot answer specifically for a boat because my application is in a tandem cockpit aircraft. I will, however, offer an opinion. Assuming you have an adequate flat, sturdy surface upon which to mount the device I believe you would be satisfied. Pay attention to its dimensions if you want to mount it close enough to read print.
120992
Absolutely not, it is a cheap switch and won't stand up to any weather. Buy one that says Marine Grade.
932507
is not waterproof but can be used for marine use. I would recommend rescue tape to cover connection
1830612
I used it on a outboard motor water pump housing made of some type of hardened plastic so for your question I would say yes but the difference between plastics these days does leave some doubt. Maybe do a test with it to be sure. This formula I am told come from 3m and to my knowledge is a formula that has never been surpassed and my use of it on plastic outboard parts has never failed me
763153
its designed to be submersible --- likely in bilge pumps on boats but i use it for the solar pump pool cleaner . the motor might burn out after daily use and needs to be replaced. you connect it with " marine" wire connectors that require heat to seal. for extra protection, i think the marine PVC works great to insulate the connection.
1721055
i think so ..read this...then decide http://www.spraynine.com/product/marine-spray-nine-664
421065
No I can't see how that would damage the unit in any way, it is sealed for marine use.
678049
I have used it on my boat under the water line worked great .should work fine in a pool this stuff is great for water use.