You are reading a single comment by @psg1ben and its replies. Click here to read the full conversation.
  • Might be worth just applying a blob of each sealant on each surface. Leave overnight to cure. Then see if the blobs show any adhesion.

    Other than that, the best advice is to use a 'non-tight' joint.
    A perfect joint would squeeze nearly all the sealant out of the minimal gap between the two pieces.
    Most sealants ask, hidden away on the technical data sheet, a minimum bead 6mm wide, to give those impressive tensile strength figures.
    Is it possible to secure the two components about 3-4mm apart and then fill the gap with sealant?

About

Avatar for psg1ben @psg1ben started