Seam sealers

[zardoz]

Save me starting as new thread i'll ask here. Which make of seam sealer would people here recommend ?

 

[Hitch]

Ive moved it into a seperate one for you Zardoz, the old one wasnt realy in the right category anyway.

 

[malcolm]

My local paint shop seems to have different ones in stock every time I go in. I've not noticed a lot of difference between the brands. I'll use brushable seam sealer if I want to be quick (maybe doing an Aston Martin or something), or the PU stuff for a mastic gun if I'm being neat and tidy (Renaults).

 

[Paul.]

I used to use 3m stuff on restorations, not the cheapest but its good quality, have a look here the brushable ones are good on floor pan repairs, and tapes, good for bolt on panels, also referred to as bolted panel sealers.

 

[anewman]

At £3.59 for 310ml this stuff is probably the cheapest http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Adh...e+PU40+Sealant+White+310ml/d180/sd2350/p67949 I have a tube but as I haven't gotten my hands properly dirty yet it's not been used.

 

[chrisg3103]

my local place sells TEX, worked fine so far and smells o so good just open a door when you start seeing purple dots.
i use the brushable stuff as the gun one is a ****** to squeeze out i find

 

[bigbadbugga]

This stuff is the nuts, you can't get better IMO

http://www.cbsonline.co.uk/polyurethane-adhesivesealant-poly-481-p.asp

 

[Antsuno2]

Any 1k pu sealer works a treat, steer clear of the grey brushable one in a tin Ant