In this excerpt from the web series Hands-On Cars, Kevin Tetz gives you some tips on how to apply Seam Sealer and have it look great. Seam Sealer can be messy, but with some masking tape and Eastwood Pre Painting Prep, you can have a nice smooth finish.
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KT mixes the Seam Sealer on Eastwood Quick Sheets, which are tear-away sheets designed for mixing body filler. They easy to use and there is no clean up – simply tear the sheet off after you mix the filler (or in this case, seam sealer), and you have a clean area for mixing your next batch.
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Paintable Seam Sealer leaves a factory-like finish that won’t harden or sag After stripping a car or repairing a panel, replace the seam sealer to protect your hard work from the elements. Available in black and beige.
Stays flexible; won’t crack
Waterproofs and insulates
For firewalls, floor pans, trunk seams, fender extensions, taillight openings
Applies easily with your standard caulking gun
Eastwood has everything you need to do the job right when you’re restoring a car, truck or motorcycle – welders, plasma cutters, paint, rust solutions, paint guns, powder coating supplies, soda and abrasive blasters, hand tools, metal fab tools and more. Since 1978.
Post time: Jul-11-2018