bedside seams

62galxe · Post by **62galxe** » June 1, 2008, 6:16 pm

just curious what is used before the seam sealer is applied.thought about por 15.what works for yall.

62galxe · Post by **62galxe** » June 4, 2008, 5:20 am

no special prep tips for the seams?

GDG · Post by **GDG** » June 4, 2008, 6:49 am

Seam sealer should go over the primer.
Doug

Slick Fan · Post by **Slick Fan** » June 4, 2008, 11:39 am

GDG wrote:Seam sealer should go over the primer.
Doug

Although I have yet to do this myself, I agree. That's what I've noticed most other folks have done.

Post by **Greg D** » June 4, 2008, 3:46 pm

My personal opinion is "weld em up & fill em".

jwh f-100 · Post by **jwh f-100** » June 4, 2008, 4:18 pm

62galxe wrote:just curious what is used before the seam sealer is applied.thought about por 15.what works for yall.

Yes something like that should be used, then primer, then seam sealer, and possibly prime again.

I think when I do my bed I am going to try using a brush along with regulated compressed air to try to get the rust converter/prohibiter to penetrate deep into the seem. To the point it "bleeds" out the other side.

62galxe · Post by **62galxe** » June 4, 2008, 5:40 pm

thanks. now to get busy on the truck.

helicorbin · Post by **helicorbin** » June 4, 2008, 7:56 pm

Pro-Seal (aircraft sealant) you can shape it nice with soapy water and its paintable ! I use the stuff on rotors that spin just under mach at the tip under 122 g's at 110% power, and I have used it to seal fuel cells. In other works you wont have to mess with it for a while. ha-ha

I think you can get a tube or qt of it around George Bush Interc. Arpt.

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