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BoatLIFE Liquid Life-Calk Sealant has the same outstanding properties as Lifecalk Sealant. Non-shrinking, flexible, sandable compound but in a liquid formula. Low viscosity, free-flowing polysulfide sealant for use on fine cracks and seams.
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BoatLIFE Liquid Life-Calk is a long lasting, permanently flexible marine polysulfide sealant which can be sanded, painted and used above and below the waterline. Tack-free in 1 to 3 days, Cures in 7-10 days (weather dependent). Excellent resistance to teak oils, gasoline and diesel fuel.
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Q: null Why does liquid Boat Life NOT stay in place when the boat is at dock (in water) for a long period of time? The regular type Boat Life seems to hold but not the liquid. It had been applied for 3 weeks before the boat went to dock.
3 years ago1 Answer
A: The liquid version is only supposed to be used on small openings and cracks. I often use it in conjunction with the regular caulk and have good success.
3 years agoHelpful?
Q: null how quickly can i put the boat in the water after i use your life calk?
9 years ago2 Answers
A: I have actually installed a thru hull fitting using the boatlife and had the boat back in the water 1/2 hour later. This was an under water fitting for a new air conditioning unit, 10 years later still looks good.
9 years agoHelpful?
Q: null can this product be used below waterline as in mounting transducers or is there a better product?
10 years ago1 Answer
A: Hi BoatLIFE Liquid Life-Calk Sealant can be used below the water line to mount a transducer but its a little runny and is designed more for applications where you want it to seep into cracks. Try instead the regular BoatLIFE Life-Calk which performs more like a regular polysulfide calk. Chris
10 years agoHelpful?