Sealing the Seams - The Facts About Silicone vs. 2-Part Epoxy Putty

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Sealing the seams of your chest freezer cold plunge is a critical step for long-term success.
After helping several thousand people turn chest freezers into cold plunges, there is strong evidence about what sealants are best and which ones to avoid.
With hundreds of products on the market, how do you choose? This video will give you the facts.
Most importantly, you'll get the success rates for 2-part epoxy putty vs. silicone, and learn when it is ok to use silicone and when it isn't.
While this video covers which sealants to use, there are other important details, such as how to apply them, what to do with different materials inside your chest freezer, and one other critical step you must take to ensure that your seams stay sealed.
You can find all of that information in my book, as well as learn learn about my consulting services and other recommended products on my website:
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3M Marine Adhesive Sealant 5200 is a high quality silicone sealant that can be used IF you plan to add a removeable liner:
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