2004 190 NANTUCKET: Adhesive for Swim Platform

[islavov]

Q1: should 3M4200 adhesive be used to reinstall a swim plotform onto the transom of a 2004 190 NANTUCKET?

Q2: what adhesive should be used instead of 3M4200?

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I had to take off the swim platform on a 2004 190 NANTUCKET to work on transom. The removal was [difficult].

I saw white adhesive on the entire surface area [of some part] as mentioned in Figure 1.

Fig. 1. Drawing

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I used a braid to slice through the adhesive to make removal easier.

I could not tell the adhesive brand and type by look or feel .

[jimh]

The drawing shown in FIgure 1 seems to give a rather generic specification for the adhesive to be used. See the text in the box with a red outline drawn around it.

[jimh]

I used a braid to slice through the adhesive to make removal easier.

Q2: What is a "braid" that can be used as a knife? I don't understand this word usage.
Q3: did you mean "blade"?

[Jefecinco]

Perhaps "braid" fishing line or steel braided wire.

[Phil T]

At some point in the past, Boston Whaler was using Sikaflex as its "adhesive"

Sikaflex 291 is a one part polyurethane adhesive.

https://www.jamestowndistributors.com/product/product-detail/3512

[islavov]

I used a braid to slice through the adhesive to make removal easier.

Q2: What is a "braid" that can be used as a knife? I don't understand this word usage.
Q3: did you mean "blade"?

Yes, fishing braid - wrapped around two screw driver handles so I can use it as saw, and it worked really well. The adhesive was on the soft side, more like sealant rather than glue. I tested a layer of 4200, leaving it to dry up, and it seems same or at least very similar.
So I am thinking this what I’d use - thin layer of 4200 and assemble it back.