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05-23-2018, 02:00 AM

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Dave, silicone is non corrosive, you can leave it in there for ever and not worry about moisture issues. Also if some accidentally spilled on a finish the silicone won't hurt anything, just wipe it off. Dot 3 is nasty stuff if it gets on something...

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