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SEALING - MAINTENANCE PRACTICES

1. Sealing
A. The fuselage is sealed to prevent air loss for airplane pressurization. The outboard fuel cells are sealed to prevent fuel leakage.
Most other sealed areas are sealed to protect the airplane from damaging elements.
B. The following instructions aid in resealing the airplane:
(1) All sealers used on the aircraft must be within their usable shelf life.
(2) Sealers which have been premixed and flash frozen should be maintained at -40°F or lower and should not be received
more than two weeks beyond the date of mixing. These sealers should not be used more than six weeks after the date of
mixing.
(3) Frozen sealers should be thawed to room temperature before being used. Frozen sealer may be thawed by any means
which does not cause contamination or overheating of the sealer and does not shorten the application time of the sealer.
Thawing temperature and time should be adjusted to give the sealer a temperature between 60°F to 80°F at the time the
sealer is applied.
(4) Frozen sealers which have thawed should not be refrozen.
(5) Surfaces must be clean and dry, free from dust, lint, grease, chips, oil, condensation or other moisture and all other
contaminating substances prior to the application of sealer.
(6) Naphtha Type II or Isopropyl Alcohol (TT-I-735) are the only cleaners which may be used on plastic transparencies.
(7) Sealers may be applied to unprimed or primed surfaces, primer must be applied at least 24 hours prior to sealer
application.
(8) Sealers should not be applied when the temperature of either the sealer or airplane structure is below 60°F.
(9) PR-1425 B-1/2 or B-2 (1, Table 202) are the only sealers which may be used on plastic transparencies.
(10) Sealers applied by brush coat method should always be applied on the pressurized side of the seal.
(11) After application, all sealer should be smoothed down and pressed into the seam or joint.
(12) Extruded sealer should be evident around the complete periphery of the fastener to indicate adequate sealing. Sealer
should be wiped from the end of the rivet shank before bucking.
(13) Any pressure testing should not be attempted until the sealer is cured.
(14) Sealer should not be applied over ink, pencil or wax (grease) pencil marks.
(15) On sealers to be applied over primed areas from which the primer was removed during cleaning, seal directly over the
cleaned area and then touch up the exposed areas with primer after the sealer has been applied and is tack free.
(16) Sealed structure should not be handled or moved until the sealer is not tacky when touched.
(17) Drilling holes and installing fasteners through a sealed area shall be performed during the working life of the sealer.
C. Surface Preparation
NOTE: The surface to receive the sealer application must be clean for proper sealer adhesion. Any type of oil or
contamination will not allow the sealer to adhere to a surface.
The surface may be prepared as follows:
(1) Drill all holes to their proper size and remove any burrs from around the holes and between any material.
(2) Remove any previously applied sealer. Use a Plexiglas or stiff plastic scraper and a rag dampened with approved solvent
on metal surfaces or naphtha on plastic surfaces to aid in the removal of the old sealer.
NOTE: Do not use a metal scraper to remove the old sealer. Do not use MPK on an acrylic scraper.
(3) Wipe the surface clean with a clean white cloth dampened with approved solvent on metal surfaces or naphtha on plastic
surfaces and wipe dry. Do not allow the cleaning solvent to air dry.
(4) If primer was removed during the cleaning, prime the surface with epoxy primer (Ref. Table 211). Allow to dry for 24 hours.
Clean to remove the excess primer and any overspray.
D. Sealer Preparation
The time needed to complete the repair and the work time of the sealer are important factors in determining the proper sealer.
NOTE: The manufacturers recommendations and instructions must be followed at all times. Frozen sealer
cannot be refrozen.
Any two part sealer must be mixed with the base or catalyst it was shipped with. The base or catalyst left from a previous order

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should not be used unless the batch number of the base and catalyst are the same. The two part sealers may be mixed as
follows:
(1) Using a clean spatula, weigh out the proper amount of base required for the repair in a clean wax free cup.
(2) Before removing any catalyst, stir the catalyst with a clean spatula. Discard the spatula. Using a clean spatula, weigh the
correct amount of catalyst in the cup with the base.
NOTE: Do not allow the catalyst to touch the side of the mixing cup or spill during the weighing or mixing
of the sealer.
(3) Hand mix the base and catalyst together until the mixture is uniform in color with no streaks or lumps.
E. Sealer Application (Ref. Figure 201
The sealer may be applied as follows:
(1) Ensure the surface is clean and free of oil or contamination.
(2) Apply sealer 1/32 inch thick to the cleaned surface using a spatula or air pressure sealer applicator.
(3) Place the part in place and install temporary or permanent fasteners. If temporary fasteners are installed, enough pressure
should be applied to ensure solid contact of the surfaces with no gaps existing in the applied sealer.
NOTE: Any fasteners installed in the airplane should be dipped in sealer before installation.
(4) All permanent fasteners required to accomplish the repair should be installed during the work time of the sealer. The
recommended work time of the sealer is established by the manufacturer of the sealer.
NOTE: Fasteners that have torque requirements must be torqued to final torque requirements during the
recommended work time of the sealer. The nut should be turned on all torque readings if possible.
No torque may be applied after the sealer has reached the maximum recommended sealer work
time. It is recommended that torque sealer (10, Table 201) be applied to all torqued fittings and
fasteners after the final torque has been applied.
2. One Part Sealers
A. The sealers listed below are used by Textron Aviation Inc. (TAI). The number in the SUPPLIER NO. column refers to the supplier
listed in Table 215 of this Chapter.
NOTE: Refer to supplier data for the item being used for information on application and proper usage of the
product.
Table 201. ONE PART SEALERS
MATERIAL SUPPLIER NO. INFORMATION
1. Permatex No. 2 1 Soft sealing compound for gaskets.

2. RTV-106RTV-108RTV-109 22233 High temperature sealer and adhesive

(Red color)RTV-732RTV-736 for silicone materials. Bleed air duct
sealer.
3. Silastic 3145 3 High temperature sealer and adhesive
for silicone materials.
4. 576 Presstite 4 Caulking compound. Used in sealing
stringer cutouts, relief cuts, cracks,
firewall fittings, fuel cell compartments,
etc.
5. EC-612 5 Caulking compound. Used in sealing
stringer cutouts, isolating fuel cell
6. Presstite 590 4 compartments and electrical lead-in
fittings.
7. EC-776EC-776 SR 55 Oil and fuel resistant compound, primarily
designed as an overcoating sealer in
integral fuel and oil tanks. Used under
flush rivet heads on the fuselage.
8. PR-810 39 Used to seal hot air ducts, etc.

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9. EC-1020 (White)EC-1055B 55 Filleting material.

(Black)
10. EC-1252F-900 Torque Seal 57 Used to mark torque fittings and
fasteners after final torque has been
applied. Available in a variety of colors.
11. EC-2084 5 Used to fill gaps, skin laps, etc. Used for
sealing window glass for
weatherproofing. Do not use with
Plexiglas or Lucite. May be used to
cement caterpillar grommets in place.
12. PR-1005-L Buna-N Slosh 36 Fuel resistant compound, primarily
Coating designed as a topcoat or barrier coating
for integral fuel tanks.
3. Two Part Sealers
A. The sealers listed below are used by Textron Aviation Inc. (TAI). The number in the SUPPLIER NO. column refers to the supplier
listed in Table 215 of this Chapter.
NOTE: Refer to supplier data for the item being used for information on application and proper usage of the
product.
Table 202. TWO PART SEALERS
MATERIAL SUPPLIER NO. INFORMATION
1. PR-1425 B-2 39 Windshield and cabin window sealer.

2. Proseal 700 8 Firewall connector, hole and crack

sealer. Withstands 2,000°F for 15
minutes.
3. A56BR1 40 Used on the edge of the deicer boot.

4. PR-1435Pro Seal 860 B- 398 Cabin and fuel cell fast cure sealer for
1/6MIL-F-83318 quick repairs.

5. PR-1750 5 Cabin and integral fuel cell sealer. High

temp. up to 350°F.
6. PR-1422PR-1440-1/2PR- 3639393946 Faying surface and fillet seal for integral
1440-2PR-1440-4MC-236A fuel tanks and cabin pressurization. Used
or B-1/2, 2MIL-S-8802 to cover rivet heads and tight seams
inside the cabin.
7. PR-148 39 Adhesion promoter.

8. PR-1826 B-1/4, 1/2, 2 6 Quick cure wet wing fuel tank sealant.
4. Adhesives (Rubber to Rubber)
A. The adhesives listed below are used by Textron Aviation Inc. (TAI). The number in the SUPPLIER NO. column refers to the
supplier listed in Table 215 of this Chapter.
NOTE: Refer to supplier data for the item being used for information on application and proper usage of the
product.
Table 203. ADHESIVES (RUBBER TO RUBBER)
MATERIAL SUPPLIER NO. INFORMATION
1. R-380-6MMM-A-132 9 Not for use with silicone products.

2. EC-678MIL-C-9117 5 Seal and repair N type rubber fuel cells.

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3. EC-847MIL-A-5092 5 Strong flexible adhesion.

4. Combi-Bond 44 Used to cold bond rubber.

5. EC-1300LEC-1403MMM-A- 55 Used to bond neoprene, SBR (Styrene

121 Butadiene Rubber) and other types of
rubber. Do not touch surfaces with bare
hands after cleaning. Use clean, white
cotton gloves.
6. EC-1357MIL-A-5092 Type II 5 For porous and non-porous materials.

7. Fastbond 30NF 5 Use where there may be sparks.

8. Vangrip 14-31 41 Quick setting, high strength adhesive.

5. Adhesives (Rubber to Metal)
A. The adhesives listed below are used by Textron Aviation Inc. (TAI). The number in the SUPPLIER NO. column refers to the
supplier listed in Table 215 of this Chapter.
NOTE: Refer to supplier data for the item being used for information on application and proper usage of the
product.
Table 204. ADHESIVES (RUBBER TO METAL)
MATERIAL SUPPLIER NO. INFORMATION
1. Pliobond No. 20 11 Used to bond rubber fuel cells to metal.

2. Pliobond HT30 11 High temperature version of Pliobond No.

20.
3. EC-847MIL-A-5092 5 Strong flexible adhesion. Not to be used
where shear strength of over 100 psi is
required. Bostic 1007 primer is
recommended for bare metal.
4. Combi-Bond 44 Used to cold bond rubber.

5. EC-1300LEC-1403 55 Used to bond neoprene, SBR (Styrene

Butadiene Rubber) and other types of
rubber. Do not touch surfaces with bare
hands after cleaning. Use clean, white
cotton gloves.
6. EC-1357MMM-A-121 5 For porous and non-porous materials.

7. EC-2141MIL-A-5092 Type II 5 General purpose cement. Prime bare

metal with Bostik 1007 primer.
8. Dapcotac No. 3300Silpak 1245 Use Dow Corning S-2260 primer on
A400 metal surfaces.

9. Vangrip 14-31 41 Quick setting, high strength adhesive.

6. Adhesives (Rubber to Acrylic or Acrylic to Acrylic)
A. The adhesives listed below are used by Textron Aviation Inc. (TAI). The number in the SUPPLIER NO. column refers to the
supplier listed in Table 215 of this Chapter.
NOTE: Refer to supplier data for the item being used for information on application and proper usage of the
product.
Table 205. ADHESIVES (RUBBER TO ACRYLIC OR ACRYLIC TO ACRYLIC)
MATERIAL SUPPLIER NO. INFORMATION

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1. PS-30 15 Used to bond Plexiglas to itself and other

plastics.

2. AW8680 with HW8680 16 A fast curing urethane adhesive.

hardener
3. Fastbond 30NF 5 Use where sparks are possible.

4. Uralane 5776 (Replaces 16 In addition to bonding plastics, it may be

Uralite 6102 & Uralite 8089) used as an abrasive resistant coating.

5. Uralane 5774 A/B can be 16 Used to bond Kydex or Declar T

used as an alternate for
Uralane 5776
6. Cyclehexaone or 19 Used to bond "Tygon" tubing to "Tygon"
Tetrahydrofuran tubing.
7. Adhesives (Metal to Metal)
A. The adhesives listed below are used by Textron Aviation Inc. (TAI). The number in the SUPPLIER NO. column refers to the
supplier listed in Table 215 of this Chapter.
NOTE: Refer to supplier data for the item being used for information on application and proper usage of the
product.
Table 206. ADHESIVES (METAL TO METAL)
MATERIAL SUPPLIER NO. INFORMATION
1. EA9309.3NA or EA9309NA 21 Bonds are permanently flexible and have
with 2% to 5% glass beads by excellent peel strength to aluminum.
weight (see items 2. and 3.
below).
2. EA9309NA 21

3. Glass Beads Part No. 01-24- 47 The glass beads are 0.007 to 0.015 inch
7000 in diameter.

4. RTV 106MIL-A-46106 2 Used for bonding and sealing in high

temperature areas.
5. Epon-828 21 Good adhesion and excellent solvent
resistance when cured.
6. EC-847MIL-A-5092 5 Strong flexible adhesion. Not to be used
where shear strength of over 100 psi is
required. Bostic 1007 primer is
recommended for bare metal.
7. Scotch-Weld 2216 (Formerly 5 Good lap-shear and peel strength.
called EC2216).
8. Uralane 5776 16 In addition to bonding metals, it may be
used as an abrasive resistant coating.
9. EA956 21
8. Adhesives (Textiles to Textiles, Textiles to Metal)
A. The adhesives listed below are used by Textron Aviation Inc. (TAI). The number in the SUPPLIER NO. column refers to the
supplier listed in Table 215 of this Chapter.
NOTE: Refer to supplier data for the item being used for information on application and proper usage of the
product.

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Table 207. ADHESIVES (TEXTILES TO TEXTILES, TEXTILES TO METAL)

MATERIAL SUPPLIER INFORMATION
1. Weld-On 1707 37 Used to cement ABS Heat Formable
Materials such as Royalite or Crowl
materials to themselves or like materials.
2. EC-847MIL-A-5092 5 Strong flexible adhesion. Not to be used
where shear strength of over 100 psi is
required. Bostic 1007 primer is
recommended for bare metal.
3. EC-1099EC-1359 55 Synthetic rubber based cement. EC-
1359 is sprayable.
4. EC-1300LEC-1368EC- 555 Used to bond light colored leathers. High
1357N strength and quick drying adhesive.

5. Pliobond HT-30 11 Used to bond asbestos. Can withstand

high temperatures.
6. EC-1781 5 Sprayable vinyl adhesive.

7. EC-2141MIL-A-5092 Type II 5 Good general purpose cement. Bostic

1007 primer is recommended for bare
metal.
8. EC-2262 5 Used to bond vinyl and ABS type
materials.
9. 7-31 Rubber Adhesive 41 Temporary usage to hold textile seams in
place until they can be sewed.
9. Adhesives (Insulation to Metal)
A. The adhesives listed below are used by Textron Aviation Inc. (TAI). The number in the SUPPLIER NO. column refers to the
supplier listed in Table 215 of this Chapter.
NOTE: Refer to supplier data for the item being used for information on application and proper usage of the
product.
Table 208. ADHESIVES (INSULATION TO METAL)
MATERIAL SUPPLIER NO. INFORMATION
1. Scotch Grip #44 5 Used to bond urethane foam, polystyrene
plastics (except vinyl), fiberglass, paper
and cardboard to metal.
2. EC-2141MIL-A-5092 Type II 5 Good general purpose cement. Bostic
1007 primer is recommended for bare
metal.
10. Adhesives (Honeycomb Panel Edge Fillers)
A. The adhesives listed below are used by Textron Aviation Inc. (TAI). The number in the SUPPLIER NO. column refers to the
supplier listed in Table 215 of this Chapter.
NOTE: Refer to supplier data for the item being used for information on application and proper usage of the
product.
Table 209. ADHESIVES (HONEYCOMB PANEL EDGE FILLERS)
MATERIAL SUPPLIER NO. INFORMATION
1. Metal Set A4 27 Used as an adhesive and filler. Used to
install inserts in honeycomb panels.

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2. Epi-Bond 104 16 Used to fill dents, gaps and voids.

Aluminum powder may be mixed into the
filler for appearance.

3. R-380-6MMM-A-132 9 Metal and fiberglass filler. Clean metal

with MIL-C-38736 solvent or equivalent
before applying filler.
4. Epocast 87005 16 Light weight edge filler.

5. EA960 F 21 Filling compound.

6. Devcon F 28 Flex may be added for a non-brittle filler.

7. White Star 29 Do not subject to cleaning solvents after

mixing.
8. EA9394.3 or EA9394 with 2% 2121 Used as an adhesive and filler. Used to
to 5% glass beads (see install inserts in honeycomb panels.
below) by weight
9. Glass BeadsP/N 01-24-7000 47 The glass beads are 0.007 to 0.015 inch
in diameter.
10. EA934NA 21 Used as an adhesive and filler. Used to
install inserts in honeycomb panels.
11. Adtech P-15-3 49 Used for repairing interior fire retardant
Nomex honeycomb panels.
11. Aerodynamic Smoothers
A. The aerodynamic smoothers (fillers) listed below are used by Textron Aviation Inc. (TAI). The number in the SUPPLIER NO.
column refers to the supplier listed in Table 215 of this Chapter.
NOTE: Refer to supplier data for the item being used for information on application and proper usage of the
product.
Table 210. AERODYNAMIC SMOOTHERS
MATERIAL SUPPLIER NO. INFORMATION
1. Metal Set A4 27 Used as an adhesive and filler.

2. Epi-bond 104 16 Used to fill dents, gaps and voids.

Aluminum powder may be mixed into the
filler for appearance.
3. R-380-6MMM-A-132 9 Metal and fiberglass filler. Clean metal
with MIL-C-38736 solvent before
applying filler.
4. EA960 F 21 Filling compound.

5. Devcon F 28 Flex may be added for a non-brittle

smoother. Aluminum color.
6. White Star 29 Do not subject to cleaning solvents after
mixing.
12. Metal Primers
A. The metal primers listed below are used by Textron Aviation Inc. (TAI). The number in the SUPPLIER NO. column refers to the
supplier listed in Table 215 of this Chapter.
NOTE: Refer to supplier data for the item being used for information on application and proper usage of the
product. Use MPK, Naphtha or Toluene solvent (49, Table 215) to clean the metal surface prior to
applying primer. Apply solvent. Wipe area using a clean dry cloth and let dry for at least 5 minutes.

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Table 211. METAL PRIMERS

MATERIAL SUPPLIER NO. INFORMATION
1. Bostik 1007 13 Adhesive primer for metal, fiberglass and
epoxy primer.
2. S-2260 13 Metal primer for application of silicone
adhesives.
3. U1201G/U1202GMIL-P- 38 Polyamide epoxy primer.
23377
4. 22-11202 38 Aluminum Epoxy Primer

5. Akzo Nobel (Dexter)(454-4-11 50 Fuel Tank Primer

Basecoat and CA-109
Hardener)
6. MIL-C-81706 (Alodine) 51 Corrosion Preventative Compound

7. Cytec Fiberite BR127 52 Pre-bond corrosion inhibiting primer

8. EC3960 53 Pre-bond corrosion inhibiting primer

9. Loctite Primer "T" 54 Retaining compound primer

13. Coatings
A. The coatings listed below are used by Textron Aviation Inc. (TAI). The number in the SUPPLIER NO. column refers to the
supplier listed in Table 215 of this Chapter.
NOTE: Refer to supplier data for the item being used for information on application and proper usage of the
product.
Table 212. COATINGS
MATERIAL SUPPLIER NO. INFORMATION
1. EC-776EC-776 SRMIL-S- 55 High strength general purpose adhesive.
4383 Resistant to oil, gasoline and aromatic
fuels. Good as a sealer overcoat for fuel
cells.
2. CE-1155 42 Printed circuit board protection.

3. Electrodag 502 35 Conductive Coating

4. 528-306 or 528-104 36 Anti-Static Coating

5. Turco 4260 48 Paint Stripper

6. ASTM D260 49 Linseed Oil

7. Loctite #601 54 Retaining compound

8. PR-1005-L Buna-N Slosh 36 Fuel resistant compound, primarily

Coating designed as a topcoat or barrier coating
for integral fuel tanks.
14. Sound Deadeners
A. The sound deadeners listed below are used by Textron Aviation Inc. (TAI). The number in the SUPPLIER NO. column refers to
the supplier listed in Table 215 of this Chapter.
NOTE: Refer to supplier data for the item being used for information on application and proper usage of the
product.

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Table 213. SOUND DEADENERS

MATERIAL SUPPLIER NO. INFORMATION
None authorized.
15. Potting Compounds
A. The potting compounds listed below are used by Textron Aviation Inc. (TAI). The number in the SUPPLIER NO. column refers to
the supplier listed in Table 215 of this Chapter.
NOTE: Refer to supplier data for the item being used for information on application and proper usage of the
product.
Table 214. POTTING COMPOUNDS
MATERIAL SUPPLIER NO. INFORMATION
1. CS-3100MC-521 4346 Electrical potting and sealing compound.
Flows around and insulates electrical
connections and seals wire bundles.
16. Supplier Listing
A. The following table lists suppliers.
Table 215. SUPPLIER LISTING
SUPPLIER NUMBER SUPPLIER DATA
1 Permatex Co. Inc., West Palm Beach, FL
2 General Electric Co., Silicone Products Dept., Hudson River
Road, Waterford, NY 12188
3 Dow Corning, 2200 W. Salzburg Road, Midland, MI 48686-
0997
4 Inmont Corporation, 3738 Chouteau, St. Louis, MO 63110
5 Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing, 3 M Center, St. Paul,
MN 55144-1000
6 Products Research and Chemical Corp., 5430 San Fernando
Road, Glendale, CA 91203
7 Organic Products Co., 1963 E. Irving Blvd., Irving, TX 75060
8 Essex Chemical Corp., Special Chemicals Div., Coast Pro-
Seal, 19451 Susana Road, Compton, CA 90221
9 Ciba-Geigy Corp., REN Plastics Div., 4917 Dawn Ave., East
Lansing, MI 48823-5605
10 Hadley Adhesives Div., Sherwin-Williams Co., 2827
Breckenridge Industrial Court, St. Louis, MO 63144
11 W. J. Ruscoe Co., 485 Kenmore Blvd., Akron, OH 44314
12 D Aircraft Products Inc., 1191 Hawk Circle, Anaheim, CA
92807
13 USM Corp. Sub. of Emhart Ind., Inc., Bostic Division, Boston
Street, Middleton, ME 01949Associated Industries Inc., 225
Wabash, Wichita, KS 67211
14 Rohm and Haas Co., Independence Hall West, Philadelphia,
PA 19105
15 Cadillac Plastic and Chemical Co., 15111 Second Ave.,
Detroit, MI 48203

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16 Ciba-Geigy Corp., Composite Materials Dept., 5115 E. La

Palma Ave., Anaheim, CA 92807-2018
17 National Starch and Chemical Corp., 10 Finderne Ave.,
Bridgewater, NJ 08807
18 Hexcel Corporation, Chemical Products Div., 20701 Nordoff
Street, Chattsworth, CA 91311
19 Barton Solvents Inc., 201 S. Cedar, Valley Center, KS 67147
20 Union Chemicals Division, Union Oil Co. of California, 2100 E.
37th N., Wichita, KS 67208
21 Dexter Hysol Aerospace Inc., 2850 Willow Pass Road,
Pittsburg, CA 94565-0031
22 J. G. Milligan and Co., 7300 S. Tenth Street, Oak Creek, WI
53154
23 Kode Inc., A Subsidiary of Odetics, 2757 Walnut Street,
Tustin, CA 92680
24 Not used.
25 Paisley Products Inc., Chicago, IL
26 Furane Products Div., Ciba-Giegy Corp., 5121 San Fernando
Road West,Los Angeles, CA 90039
27 Smooth-On Inc., 1000 Valley Road, Gillette, NJ 07933-1811
28 Devcon Corp., 30 Endicott Street, Danvers, MA 01923-3753
29 Evercoat Chemicals Inc., 6600 Cornell Road, Cincinnati, OH
45242-2033
30 Not used.
31 Acme Quality Paints Inc., Allied Trade Sales Div., Roseville, MI
32 Anderson Prichard Oil Corp., Oklahoma City, OK
33 Allied Chemical, P. O. Box 1087R, Morristown, NJ 07960
34 Shell Chemical Corp., 2001 Kirby Drive, Houston, TX 77019
35 Acheson Colloids Co., 1600 Washington Ave., Port Huron, MI
48061-1747
36 DeSoto International Inc., 12780 SanFernando Road Sylmar,
CA 91342
37 Industrial Polychemical Service, 17109 S. Main, Gardena, CA
90247
38 Sterling Lacquer Mfg. Co., 3150 Brannon Ave., St. Louis, MO
63139-1422
39 Courtaulds Aerospace Inc., 21800 Burbank Blvd., Woodland
Hills, CA 91365-4226
40 B.F. Goodrich, 123 W. Bartges Street, Akron, OH 44311-1081
41 Midwest Industrial Chemical Co., 1509-11 Sublette Ave., St.
Louis, MO 63110-1978
42 Conap, Inc., 1405 Buffalo Street, Olean, NY 14760-1139
43 Flamemaster Corp., Chem Seal Division, 11120 Sherman
Way, Sun Valley, CA 91352-4949

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44 Richwood Industries, 2625 5th Street Road, Huntington, WV

25714-1298
45 Silpak, Inc., 169 Atlantic Street, Pomona, CA 91768
46 Advanced Chemistry & Technology, 7341 Anaconda Ave.,
Garden Grove, CA 92641
47 William F Hurst Co. Inc., 2121 S. Southwest Blvd., P.O. Box
771069, Wichita, KS 67277
48 Turco Products Inc., 7300 Bolsa Avenue, Westminster, CA
92684
49 Obtain Locally
50 Akzo Nobel Aerospace Coatings, East Water Street,
Waukegan, IL 60085
51 Parker and Amchem, Inc., 32100 Stephenson Highway,
Madison Heights, MI 48071
52 Cytec Industries Inc., Five Garret Mountian Plaza, West
Patterson, NJ 07424
53 3M General Offices, Aerospace Materials, 3M Center, St.
Paul, MN 55144
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Figure 201 : Sheet 1 : Typical Sealer Application

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Figure 201 : Sheet 2 : Typical Sealer Application

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