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Fender welting
Posted: Thu Jun 30, 2005 11:51 am
by TMcNam4510@aol.com
The adventure continues.........There was (is) a strip if packing(?) between
the rear inner fenders and the frame. Does anyone on this great list know
what to use there? Thanks, Tom TC 2850, disassembled
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Re: Fender welting
Posted: Thu Jun 30, 2005 1:35 pm
by BobAlley747@aol.com
Originally it was felt to collect water and insure rust would develop in
this area. I used an automotive caulking available at most automotive stores.
Bob
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Re: Fender welting
Posted: Thu Jun 30, 2005 3:09 pm
by Donald Wilkinson
Bob wrote;
"Originally it was felt to collect water and insure rust would develop in
this area. I used an automotive caulking available at most automotive
stores."
digitaldon sez:
This stuff is strip-caulk, AKA dukseal, dum-dum, & others. At NAPA, it's
3M # is 08578, and is 60 one foot strips, 11 or 12 bucks @NAPA; Martin
Senour # is 4424. @ Eastwood, it's 3M Flexible Strip Caulk 20 yd
Was: $12.99
Now: $11.69
Item No. 31050
This stuff is the greatest for most anything; car/boat restoration, around
the house, farm, you name it.
Don
TC 7993
Grand Island NY USA