can you guys tell me what is the preferred seam sealer ?
how much is needed ?
about to be done priming the bottom. thanx.
seams sealer
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Gus Borner
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seams sealer
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Gus Borner
1960 T5 B Cab 153079 Aqua Blue/Red
1961 T5 B Coupe 116920 Fish Silver Gray/Orange Stripes-Outlaw
1961 T5 B Coupe Electric Conversion
Gus Borner
1960 T5 B Cab 153079 Aqua Blue/Red
1961 T5 B Coupe 116920 Fish Silver Gray/Orange Stripes-Outlaw
1961 T5 B Coupe Electric Conversion
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Bob Cannon
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Seam Sealer
EverCoat makes a great product, which is brushable. It flattens out very well and is not visible under the undercoat. Comes in cans at your local auto paint dealer.
3M makes a great urethane product which comes in tubes and shrinks very little. You can apply it with an caulking gun and then brush it into the seams. Great product!. Tan in color. Paintable. Get it at your local auto paint dealer.
Wurth has a couple of excellent products if you have access to a Wurth dealer or supplier. One comes in tubes and another in a can (similar to the EverCoat product).
They all work very well when applied over clean metal (painted or not). I like and use all three flavors, but prefer the 3M Urethane product.
3M makes a great urethane product which comes in tubes and shrinks very little. You can apply it with an caulking gun and then brush it into the seams. Great product!. Tan in color. Paintable. Get it at your local auto paint dealer.
Wurth has a couple of excellent products if you have access to a Wurth dealer or supplier. One comes in tubes and another in a can (similar to the EverCoat product).
They all work very well when applied over clean metal (painted or not). I like and use all three flavors, but prefer the 3M Urethane product.
Bob Cannon
Sacramento, CA
Sacramento, CA