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2 coats of silicone sealant??

sonny liston · 2016-10-29 10:10:10

Hi folks, Resealing a shower yesterday with dow corning 785. I used the clear stuff....only complaint being that it's too clear and impossible to see what you are doing. I notice today, with the help of a torch, that I missed a couple of spots. Is it OK to run new layer of sealant over the old? Will it stick? Just in those…

29-10-2016 10:10am

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sonny liston

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Hi folks,
Resealing a shower yesterday with dow corning 785. I used the clear stuff....only complaint being that it's too clear and impossible to see what you are doing.
I notice today, with the help of a torch, that I missed a couple of spots.
Is it OK to run new layer of sealant over the old? Will it stick?
Just in those spots I missed, or everywhere for extra safety?
Not too bothered about how it looks.

Thanks!

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#2 29-10-2016 10:35am

Sleeper12

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Go for it. So long as everywhere is dry it'll stick

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