3M 5200 Adhesive Sealant

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  • čas přidán 19. 08. 2010
  • 3M 5200 Adhesive Sealant creates a waterproof permanent bond and seal. 3M now offers a 4200 for a less permanent seal and a 4000 for more cosmetic seal. All these and other 3M products are available at www.westmarine.com
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Komentáře • 38

  • @serg3y
    @serg3y Před 9 lety +3

    Will it by any chance glue polyurethane or polypropylene, or at least glue them partially?

  • @CSMWIFE
    @CSMWIFE Před 10 lety +1

    Thank you Chuck!

  • @_onesimpleidea
    @_onesimpleidea Před 8 lety

    +West Marine So, is the 4000 UV product _exactly_ the same as 5200, but with added UV protection?

  • @louismaria5859
    @louismaria5859 Před 15 hodinami

    Can I use it to close the seams on a chest freezer? I will put the pond shield over it . Coverting it to an ice bath

  • @shivasoodoo5787
    @shivasoodoo5787 Před 6 lety

    Would this stick my toyota trinm....its a chrome plastic on the aluminium bonnet?

  • @fredcdobbs823
    @fredcdobbs823 Před 10 lety +1

    Why do you still make the 5000 if the 5200 dries faster?

  • @butterbean4195
    @butterbean4195 Před 4 lety

    so would 4200 be on between the hull and jet drive?

  • @38KSW
    @38KSW Před 8 lety +1

    How long does it take to set up, I wanted to use it to repair my tent trailer canvas...?

  • @christianbeauchamp6268
    @christianbeauchamp6268 Před 8 lety +1

    thinking of trying this 5200 to seal the bulkhead of my kayak, will it bond to polyethylene. ?

  • @Gnik4144
    @Gnik4144 Před 8 lety +1

    So which one would be best to seal up headlights for a car?

  • @mozezcen-valley7555
    @mozezcen-valley7555 Před 3 lety

    Would it work for gastank? Plastic gastank

  • @Killarneylakeboatworks
    @Killarneylakeboatworks Před 6 měsíci

    I love 5200 more than my first born ❤

  • @DanaS63
    @DanaS63 Před 6 lety

    i am trying to glue a sink that is dropping from the granite countertop I recently installed, about 2 years ago.. Will this product work?

    • @donchapman6036
      @donchapman6036 Před 5 lety

      The proper way is to use silicone and put blocking on the sides of the cabinet for the sink bottom to rest on

  • @FAKE-NAME
    @FAKE-NAME Před 3 lety +1

    What one is best for filling transom bolt holes? Old mounting holes are where the bracket sits so I can't run a bolt throu and seal it it will have to be just the adhesive. Will 4200 or 5200 work or should I go with a 2 part epoxy?

    • @WestMarineInc
      @WestMarineInc  Před 3 lety +1

      Hi "Fake Name" - to fill transom bolt holes, we recommend using West System Epoxy with 406 Colloidal Silica thickened to a "peanut butter" consistency, then fairing it (sand it smooth) and applying paint. At this point, you can install a new bracket on top, if you choose.
      For further assistance, please contact our Product Advice Team at productadvice@westmarine.com or by calling 1-800-BOATING (262-8464), Monday - Friday, 8am - 9pm ET, and Saturday, 9am - 6pm ET

  • @TheFrogfeeder
    @TheFrogfeeder Před 3 lety

    Can I use this to glue the top half of my fiberglass 1969 Barracuda hydrocycle back to the bottom half? The top fits down into a 3/4” lip then gets riveted or screwed with one of those aluminum/rubber strips around the seam.
    There’s is a video on my channel of the boat, it’s basically a predecessor to a seadoo that takes an outboard motor...so this is kind of a structural application I need, as you sit and steer and hold on to the top half of the boat.

    • @WestMarineInc
      @WestMarineInc  Před 3 lety

      5200 would be a great choice to join these two half of the boat back together.
      Unless you think you will need to take it apart in the future. 5200 creates a permanent bond that will be nearly impossible to remove once joined. If this is the case then 4200 or 4000 would be a better choice.
      We hope this helps!

    • @TheFrogfeeder
      @TheFrogfeeder Před 3 lety +1

      @@WestMarineInc thanks for the reply! Hopefully it will never have to be taken apart again, and if it does it will be by somebody else...imma hit my local west marine in rancho Cordova soon to pick some up, thanks again.

    • @WestMarineInc
      @WestMarineInc  Před 3 lety

      @@TheFrogfeeder Awesome! Glad we were able to help out!

  • @ganapathysubrahmaniam1726

    What is the correct way to dispose of this adhesive tube after use?

    • @WestMarineInc
      @WestMarineInc  Před 2 lety

      We spoke to 3M today and they recommend contacting your local hazardous waste facility as it can vary by city and state.

  • @SwampCityRadio1974
    @SwampCityRadio1974 Před 3 lety

    *A lot less strong....hmmmm, does he mean tensile strength? Or sheer strength? And Isn't the most obvious differentiating feature of the fast cure 4200 product that it is "fast cure" more so than the fact that is has less strength than the 5200 although that is undoubtedly true. I thought that the most outstanding difference between the 5200 and the 4200 is the fact that the 5200 has a long cure time (up to 7 days to fully cure?) whereas the 4200 cures in a matter of a few hours which makes it more suitable for quick repairs that require a quick turnaround time in the boat repair yard. Just my two cents worth picked up from watching other videos on CZcams. I thought there was quite a bit missing from his summary of the differences between products.

  • @Remydelco
    @Remydelco Před 4 lety

    Do these tubes go in a normal caulk gun?

  • @peteshelby21
    @peteshelby21 Před 4 lety

    The biggest debate is , explaining the best uses for 4200 and 4000 meaning what is not recommended. Meaning they say cosmetic for 4000 or accessories so meaning can I use to get nice seal for my gauges or instrument cluster and will it be able to be removed same as 4200 . I hear legit 50/50 on this subject.

    • @WestMarineInc
      @WestMarineInc  Před 4 lety

      You can check out this guide on using sealants! www.westmarine.com/WestAdvisor/How-to-Select-Sealants-and-Caulk
      It helps explain the different usages for each caulk. We hope this helps!

  • @JasonTurksOfficial
    @JasonTurksOfficial Před 4 lety

    Can 5200 used on rubber

    • @WestMarineInc
      @WestMarineInc  Před 4 lety

      3M 5200 will not adhere properly to rubber. Silicone will, but we recommend calling us at 1-800-BOATING (262-8464) to discuss the application.

  • @Tallshipdreamer
    @Tallshipdreamer Před 5 lety

    I will tell you what will happen when you buy a small tube, it wont stop coming out, especially if it is warm out, it will pour ALL over make a huge mess and and you have wasted 20 bucks on on an overpriced small tube of garbage.
    People who dont know caulks will tell you to use it. It is priced by name, it does work well, but as far a consumer friendliness,it is a "cobra" for wasting your money. Do your home work, the same stuff, no name and less known is out there for a 1/4 of the price.

    • @WestMarineInc
      @WestMarineInc  Před 5 lety

      Tallshipdreamer, thank you for your comments. We have sent them to the buying team to review.

  • @joe-hp4nk
    @joe-hp4nk Před rokem

    BlaBlaBlaBla, way too expensive, a good construction adhesive is all you need.

  • @atenasatenas8138
    @atenasatenas8138 Před 3 lety

    3M 550 FAST CURE IS GREAT , AND GET HARD FASTER IN 20 MINUTES , GREAT TO RESOL YOUR SPERRY BOAT SHOES ATACH ANY RUBBER 😆😆😆😆