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New low VOC formulation of the popular Sikaflex 292 adhesive. 292i/801 all purpose Elastic Adhesive often used for bonding of floors to subfloors or metallic frame, exterior interior panels, bonding trim moldings to hull. Sika 292 is a one-component, thixotropic, high modulus, structural, polyurethane-based adhesive system. The product is used for a wide range of bonding applications, deck-to-hull bonding and bedding of chainplates, through-hull fittings and toe rails. A high viscous, high strength adhesive, Sikaflex 292 can replace rivets, screws, welds and other mechanical fasteners in building and repairing boats of all types. This remarkable product is designed for use on a wide variety of marine substrates. It seals and bonds in one step.
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- Density - 9.7 lbs per gal
- Cure System - Moisture Curing
- Tack Free Time - 30-45 minutes
- Rate of Cure - 24 hours
- Shore A Hardness (ASTM D2240) - 45-50
- Elongation at Break (ASTM D412) - 300 percent
- Tensile Strength (ASTM D412) - 550 PSI
- Lap Shear Strength (ASTM D1002) - 350 PSI
- Application Temperature - 40F to 110 F
- Color - White
- Shelf Life: 9 months
- Sandable, paintable and is waterproof
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Noank, CT
5 out of 5 stars.
good bond
2 years ago
It bonded ABS plastic patches on my ABS Whitehall, after bond failure with West Gflex. I used this Sika before about 4 years ago, and the patches are still bonded.
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Midwest USA
5 out of 5 stars.
Great product got an old boat sailing again!
9 years ago
Strong bond. A little hard to tool, but a great product.It will not fail if used correctly.
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Southern MD
4 out of 5 stars.
works well so fsr
15 years ago
the four wiring harness mounts had come loose from the underside of the deck. I used the 292 to re-bond them to the underside of the deck. It was easy to do and so far has held. I will know for sure by the end of next year. It is a heavy wiring harness.
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Owensboro, KY
5 out of 5 stars.
VERY HAPPY!!!
15 years ago
I had a small leak coming from the chamber that breaches the hull, but could not pin point it. the leak would cause the automatic bilge to turn on two or three times during the day depending on how hard we played. I used this product to seal the seams of the chamber, and it worked great! we just got back from the lake from a very hard day of having fun, and the hull was dry!!!!
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Q: I am bonding a hardwood (ash) mast step to the belly of a fibergalss canoe. Besides roughing up and cleaning both surfaces with denatured alcohol, should I use the Sika primer or any other primer? Many thanks, David
5 years ago2 Answers
A: Yes, use Sika primer. it will achieve the best/incredible bond. Using no primer will give a moderate bond -----------------------------------------From: ""Jamestown Distributors""
5 years agoHelpful?
Q: Which of the Sikaflex products should i use to caulk around the front windshield of my Searay 52 sedan bridge? It will require about a bead 3/4 inch wide. Also should I completely remove old caulk or will it adhere to existing product?
6 years ago1 Answer
A: Sik 295UV is recommended for windshields, you should remove the old caulk.
6 years agoHelpful?
Q: Can I use sikaflex 291 for bedding teak toe rail to fiberglass hull of 30 sailboat with 50 fasteners per side?
10 years ago3 Answers
A: Sikaflex is the best caulk out there--working in a boat yard and building my own sailboat I have seen it all--use the Sikaflex
10 years agoHelpful?
Q: What Sikaflex product should I use to bed and seal a cutlass bearing holder that is bolted to the stern tube and will need to be removed periodically to eventually replace worn cutlass bearing. I am talking about the holder being sealed to the stern tube, not sealing the cutlass bearing into the bearing holder.? Thanks
13 years ago1 Answer
A: I wish I could help but I don't have any experience using Sikaflex in an underwater application. I used it to bed some step plates to a cap rail and it has held up so far. I needed a product that would fill gaps and prevent __quote__wobbling__quote__ of the step plate since the cap rail had a slight bevel to it. I know products like 3M5200 are ok below the waterline but are a bear to remove down the road. I would look for a product that first and foremost is approved for below water line applications.
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