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glennyrosa
Guest
Saturday, if you recall, I went out to leak test my Home Depot door
seal vs a Gordon seal doubled up. The doubled seal was the same
thickness as my Depot seal. Only difference was the Depot seal was
squishyer (is that a word?). The Depot seal was tight. Not a drip.
The gordon seal had slowed, but not measurably.
I drove from the river straight to Depot and bought another seal and
installed it on the other door after removing the double Gordon seal.
Sunday we spent 2 hours on the river without a drip passing thru the
doors. Absolutely amazing.
I left the Home Depot p/n on my Saturday post. Still have some small
leaks in the engine compartment and large trunk seal leaks which I may
tackle next. Right now I'm very happy with short bilge pump cycles
evry 30 - 40 minutes! Way too cool. It used to be long bilge cycles
every 5 minutes. Those doors really really leaked.
Oregon Glenn who is enjoying more time in the water and less time in
the shop
seal vs a Gordon seal doubled up. The doubled seal was the same
thickness as my Depot seal. Only difference was the Depot seal was
squishyer (is that a word?). The Depot seal was tight. Not a drip.
The gordon seal had slowed, but not measurably.
I drove from the river straight to Depot and bought another seal and
installed it on the other door after removing the double Gordon seal.
Sunday we spent 2 hours on the river without a drip passing thru the
doors. Absolutely amazing.
I left the Home Depot p/n on my Saturday post. Still have some small
leaks in the engine compartment and large trunk seal leaks which I may
tackle next. Right now I'm very happy with short bilge pump cycles
evry 30 - 40 minutes! Way too cool. It used to be long bilge cycles
every 5 minutes. Those doors really really leaked.
Oregon Glenn who is enjoying more time in the water and less time in
the shop