The Murphy Builders Site

Well Ken... it didn't emulsify it like it did to the Proseal but you can see
in the second picture, if you look close, it ever so slightly wrinkled the
sealant. After letting it sit for about 3 hours (aggitating every 30
minutes) it was then fairly easy to scrape away with a plastic scraper. I
think this and a wipe with Acetone will clean it up pretty good and with
much less fumes than just using an acetone soaked rag. Acetone easily
disolves Sikaflex I find, but takes a lot of it to do so.

This Sikaflex was 14 years old and on well prepped material. I orginally
built the floats that this bulkhead was from in 1997.

http://www.irishfield.on.ca/gallery/pgsikaflex1.jpg

http://www.irishfield.on.ca/gallery/pgsikaflex2.jpg

http://www.irishfield.on.ca/gallery/pgsikalfex3.jpg

http://www.irishfield.on.ca/gallery/pgsikaflex4.jpg

----- Original Message -----
From: "Ken" <klehman@albedo.net>
To: <rebel-builders@dcsol.com>
Sent: Thursday, November 24, 2011 6:39 AM
Subject: Re: [rebel-builders] Polygone - Proseal Polysulfide eater! Product
Review

Let us know if anybody tries this stuff on Sikkaflex 1A.
Ken



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