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This debonder works slowly. I've used heat and sharp stiff putty type knives. 
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I always use 5200 to install those, I don't care, usually, to replace them again so it works for me. I have a deep bias against Marelon seacocks having had more of them fail than succeed on boats that I've purchased with them installed. Some folks love them.
Sharpen a stiff, broad putty knife to a fine edge, apply some debonding agent and let it sit a bit, slide the sharpened knife in all around. It works.
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- Removing a seacock - anybody have the magic trick?
- Calling Dave Gibson - GOBI alert!
- You could try DeBond
- This debonder works slowly. I've used heat and sharp stiff putty type knives.
- This debonder works slowly. I've used heat and sharp stiff putty type knives.
- Try some leverage...
- I would not grind any glass.
- First push the bolts out...
- 5200
- Not that it helps you, but I have always used polysulfide
- Fein multimaster or clone
- OK, got the screws out but its still stuck pretty tight...
- can you try this?
- Calling Dave Gibson - GOBI alert!