3M Marine Adhesive Fast Cure White 5200

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3M Adhesive Fast Cure White 5200

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Item Number: 100262

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This high performance polyurethane by 3M marine 5200 becomes tack free in one hour and fully cured in 24 hours. The seal is extremely strong and retains its strength above or below the water line. Stays flexible — can be used to adhere patches, hardware and sacrificial cover material to sailcloth. 5200 is a waterproof adhesive.

Master sailmaker Dan Neri in his book "The Complete Guide to Sail Care & Repair " recommends "5200" throughout the book for sail repair.

3M Adhesive Fast Cure White 5200 is a railroaded pattern

Reduce Seaming with Railroaded Fabric

Most upholstery fabric is 54 inches wide and, if it features a pattern, the pattern is run down the length of the bolt. When upholstering, it generally looks best to run a patterned fabric from the top to the bottom of the piece and from the back to the front. This requires seams every 54 inches on larger pieces like sofas and long boat cushions. Alternatively, a Railroaded fabric pattern can be used to eliminated unwanted seams. The patterns in Railroaded Sunbrellas run across their widths. This makes Railroaded Sunbrella perfect for these longer projects.

In this illustration, the fabric rolls out to cover the cushions without need for a seam.