little tubes of sealant

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Re: little tubes of sealant

Postby TrevorB » Fri 20.12.2013, 19:48

Ade wrote:Hi,
I just used a thin layer of sofa seat pad foam, it is just a medium density foam with the strength coming from the ct!.I can take a pic of the A post seals if you want, but I am not sure you will get the full idea from a pic, probably better see the real thing.

Ade.


Hi Jon, I agree with Ade, have taken photo's of top end of 'A' pillar, and I can post if you like, but don't think it will give you an idea.
When I replaced mine the old ones had to be completely stripped out and once you see the new seals you will see how it is put in.
Once the New Year comes around, and if we get a decent day, I can bring 'Merlot' around for you to see.
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Re: little tubes of sealant

Postby JonJon » Fri 20.12.2013, 23:13

Hi Trevor,
That's a date, you can come and show me yours :oops: "No No" "seals", you can show me your seals. I'll see you in the New Year then. I'm back to work on the 3rd Jan 50% for 2 weeks then 75% for another 2, then back full time, so hope we get a decent enough day for Merlot to come and play :D
Cheers Jon.
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