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    Posted: 08 Jul 2015 at 8:39pm
A quick question about gaskets.  I just got my new water pump for my F2, and it has a paper type gasket to mate the pump housing to the block.  I have worked with people of two different schools of thought.  
 School 1: put the gasket on, and bolt it down, the bolts will squeeze the gasket material to make the seal.  
School 2: Always put gasket sealant  on the paper gaskets, then tighten.  

Your thoughts.  

Thanks in Advance

John
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If both surfaces are flat and clean, the gasket should be fine by itself. Might be easier to put a layer of gasket sealer on the pump to hold it in place though. I have a can of permatex forma gasket (don't know what type but it's near black) that comes in real handy for such things, but only use it on one side.
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I have always put some type of sealer on both sides of any paper gasket. You dont need alot. A thin coat will be enough.
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Indian Head Shellac works great on paper gaskets.
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