I have checked the archives and I am still undecided about what to use to rebed my glass trawler windows when I remove and refit them this fall. For the archives and other Internet sources some choices are: Dolphinite - the old standby? Grey Butyl Tape - appears to be used commercially - easy to apply? Polyutherine like Sikaflex 296. I am leaning to either the tape or Sikaflex but would appreciate list feedback. Joe Urban Senator 35 - Punches

 It can be purchased in various thickness's and width's  at  any auto

> Grey Butyl Tape - appears to be used commercially - easy to apply? Hi Joe I have used the Butyl Tape to bed both windows and hatches - it is quite easy to work with and seems to last as well or better than most of the "marine " caulking that I have used - of whatever stripe . And is not at all messy !! It can be purchased in various thickness's and width's at any auto paint / trim shop or in more limited sizes at Advance ( used to be Western Auto ) - other auto supply stores may carry it also . All the Best Ken m/v Mrs. Hudson