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Sealant for Steering Cables
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Big Shasta
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3M 4200. The 5200 is more of a permanent application and your cables are likely to need to be done again at some point. Of course, it's just sealing so even 100% silicone would likely work fine too. Either way, make sure you clean the areas real good first.
Gym
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I used Lifecaulk which is also for underwater use.
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Sure, as long as it's the marine version with UV protection and approved for use above and below the waterline.
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