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GE Silicon II forver to cure
"Meat Plow" wrote in message ... Can't remember any silicon going 48 hours and still being tacky to the touch. Maybe the temperature is too low (60-65F) ? Only thing I can think of though. Have to admit I didn't read the label (print too small for my bad eyes) any ideas? As I recall, the GE stuff requires moisture, which it draws from the air, to cure. If you applied it to a space with hot dry air, it may take longer. TKM |
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