1994 kx125 carb mount
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Re: 1994 kx125 carb mount
Weird. As you can read on the can it is chemical and fuel resistant. I would test it more and see if it soften to the point you can actually pull it loose and it stops transferring the material to a rag.
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Re: 1994 kx125 carb mount
It's probably like JB Weld, where it's only chemical and fuel resistant once FULLY CURED. I'd clean it up in the area you smeared fuel on, and in a few days, coat it again, let it sit 3-6 days, test again.
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