As the silicone compound does not sag or slump it lends itself to a variety of application techniques which are easily adapted t o specialty uses as well as production line methods. currently used in a wide variety of applications in the automotive, marine appliance, metal-working, and other industries. Some typical uses include: sealing flues on gas appliances; sealing windows in oven doors; bonding silicone rubber gaskets to range a d refrigerator doors; adhering auto trim in place, including metal trim as well as fabric-backed plastics; filleting and caulking joints in sheet-metal stacks, duct work and equipment housings, It is also used in sealing instrument cases, as a weather sealant for sealing electrical. devices, as a terminal sealant, for potting electronic components, and as a high-temperature sealant. types of fluids such as fuel and hydraulic fluid. When cured in contact with certain metals a slight corrosion may occur; this condition should be thoroughly investigated for electrical performance.