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Forum: BoaterTalk
Date: Mar 01 2008, 5:03 GMT
From: adamCanoe

	I would strongly suggest that you treat it with 303 before you trim. I recently bought a new ir double d, and was just about to trim the gaskets.  Luckily, I bought some 303, treated the gaskets, and was too lazy to trim the gaskets before using it.  I realized that the gaskets were much smoother, therefore easier to get on and off.  I don't need to trim the gaskets now. Do yourself a favor and try this before you start trimming.  Adam Trunnell

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meant for a post below adamCanoe New

Rookie. <NT> Dale New

actually adamCanoe New

303 is indispensable! <NT> Beardawg61 New

Absolutely!!!!!!!!!!!! ScottBarnes New

Never trim! diamonddee New

I disagree, stretching leads to fatiuge. Stretched laytex is more prone to split. poncho New

Poncho, if your head were bigger than your neck like the rest of us, then your gasket would get traumatic stretching ezwater New

My head is bigger, I'm just not a pencil neck like you poncho New

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