Using Loctite Plumber and Marine Clear Adhesive?

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I have been using the GE1 silicone to construct DIY for sump, etc but now see the above
Loctite Plumber and Marine Clear Adhesive. What I cannot find even in the MDS for the product is if this is safe for life... Obviously it works somewhat if used around faucets and underwater applications but not sure if anyone has experience on that....Looks like it would work better for adherance of plastics...
 
Makes sense. I used GE1 stuff on the first time but didn't know if this would seal a bit better two dissimilar items like polycarbonate and glass. Thank you!
 
http://www.loctiteproducts.com/tds/CNTCT_PLUMBER_tds.pdf

Revision: May 23, 2010
Supersedes: March 28, 2007
Ref #: 208001
Loctite® Plumber and Marine
Clear Adhesive
CNTCT_PLUMBER
Page 1 of 2
TECHNICAL DATA SHEET
Loctite® Plumber and Marine Clear Adhesive is a waterproof , all-purpose adhesive. It forms a
watertight seal, dries clear and has a thick, no-drip consistency that won’t run. Great for high-moisture
plumbing applications and for outdoor waterproof projects and repairs.
ƒ
Sealing leaks, repairing tears, securing tiles, fixing footwear and mending glassware.
ƒ
Bonding aluminum, brick, cardboard, ceramic, fabric, fiberglass, glass, leather, most plastics,
rubber, steel and wood.

ƒNot Recomended For
Potable water systems
Polyethylene or polypropylene products
 
http://www.loctiteproducts.com/tds/CNTCT_PLUMBER_tds.pdf

Revision: May 23, 2010
Supersedes: March 28, 2007
Ref #: 208001
Loctite® Plumber and Marine
Clear Adhesive
CNTCT_PLUMBER
Page 1 of 2
TECHNICAL DATA SHEET
Loctite® Plumber and Marine Clear Adhesive is a waterproof , all-purpose adhesive. It forms a
watertight seal, dries clear and has a thick, no-drip consistency that won’t run. Great for high-moisture
plumbing applications and for outdoor waterproof projects and repairs.
ƒ
Sealing leaks, repairing tears, securing tiles, fixing footwear and mending glassware.
ƒ
Bonding aluminum, brick, cardboard, ceramic, fabric, fiberglass, glass, leather, most plastics,
rubber, steel and wood.

ƒNot Recomended For
Potable water systems
Polyethylene or polypropylene products


Thank you so very much I’ll go with my tried-and-true GE one man thanks again!
 

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