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Old 30-06-2017, 13:52   #1
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Loose porthole gasket
The gasket on my porthole is loose. What do I use to fasten it back down again - or is it time to replace it?
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Re: Loose porthole gasket
3M weatherstrip and trim adhesive, any automotive store.
But feel the gasket. If it feels stiff and hard and doesn't compress? Time to replace it anyway.
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