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I used the GM stuff. It seemed to
work really well but I had no idea that it eats paint. I got a little on
the inner side of the trunk rim and went to wipe it off after about a minute (I
was still putting the seal in) and all the paint was gone.. enamel, primer,
sealer.. everything… I’ll have to whip up a batch of paint
and get my little brush out. That’s some nasty stuff. From:
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On Behalf Of Bill Bradley i used one drop of black gorilla snot (3M super weatherstrip adhesive)
on the cut to join the ends together at the trunk latch area , i didn't use any
in the channels at all, I've had no leaks since and thats almost two years ago.
i hate to take the beast out in the rain, but it was a daily driver for two
years, it might as well had swim the Nevermind, found this - http://www.supercar.com/installtrunkseal.asp The jay leno chin and nose point upwards
toward the outside of the car. From:
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Crazy Rusty When I got my car it didnt have a trunk seal. I
purchased one and it is a little confusing on exactly what goes in the run
against the adhesive Anyone else out there with a 69 (dont know if
it is year specific) that might have a pic of which side goes down into the
run? If you look at the seal in one way, it kind of looks like
jay leno. Thanks, JB |
- RE: [Chevelle-list] Trunk weatherstrip seal Bill Bradley
- RE: [Chevelle-list] Trunk weatherstrip seal Crazy Rusty

