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Topic: goop question  (Read 1589 times)

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amphibian

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I have always mounted my transducers with Marine goop and never had a problem. I'm mounting a new transducer and don't have any marine goop. I have a tube of auto goop that I don't have any other use for. Has anyone used auto goop to mount their transducer? Anyone think it wouldn't work?
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fishshim

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  • thanks for the pic PAL!
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  • Location: windsor
  • Date Registered: Aug 2005
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Same stuff different tube! I believe all the outdoor/mechanical/marine are the same formulation....


FishingAddict

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  • Location: Fremont
  • Date Registered: Nov 2007
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Plumbers Goop at Home Deopt.  Its the same stuff, I used it for my last in-hull transducer install.
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