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#103465 02/01/2003 4:34 AM
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What do I use to seal the seam between the top of the cab and the back of the cab on an AD? You know, the seam at the belt line.

I also need to know how to apply it. The factory assembly book says to apply a 1/16" bead under pressure to this seam.

Any help on what to use and how to apply it would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Arlyn :confused:

#103466 02/01/2003 4:50 AM
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Do you have an Eastwood catalog? I used #31024Z. The beige stuff. It worked great and is sandable and paintable. Website is eastwoodcompany.com


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