Ghostrider;
NAPA carries the Hi-tack you mentioned,but it's gotten spendy. It works great though,so is still worthwhile. Most folks don't let their gasket goo set up long enough,and that's what causes the gasket to slip when tightened. Back in the day I'd usually apply the gasket cement,place the gaskets and press them down a bit to be sure they had good contact,then go have a soda and let them cure a little. By the time the break was over,they were set up enough to install without problems. Also,while letting the glue set up,I'd drop the mounting screws through all the holes-that helps keep the gaskets lined up. We used 3M weather strip adhesive(gorilla-snot) then,but now I use Permatex Hi-Temp copper silicone,it works for damned near everything-I even used it to seal a bad port surface on the rear exhaust pipe on my ol' Harley. It worked fine for the last 3 years,until I sold the bike.Probably still sealed.
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