Glueing plastic water sheilds.

JimKueneman · Nov 10, 2017

Agree on the strip calk stays soft so you can pull it loose 50 year from now. That is what was used 50 year ago on it.

ddpsnake · Nov 11, 2017

JimKueneman said:
Agree on the strip calk stays soft so you can pull it loose 50 year from now. That is what was used 50 year ago on it.
View attachment 537969[/QUOT Wish me luck,on finding the rope,I like this car big time,and planing keeping it.

themechanic · Nov 11, 2017

Who are we kidding? The only water 99.9% of our cars will ever see is from the end of a hose in the driveway.

miller · Nov 11, 2017

All I used on mine was the original 3M black adhesive.

idrivemopar · Nov 11, 2017

themechanic said:
Who are we kidding? The only water 99.9% of our cars will ever see is from the end of a hose in the driveway.

hahahahaha, so true! I am even worse, my car never even sees a hose, all hand washed here!!!!

themechanic · Nov 11, 2017

idrivemopar said:
hahahahaha, so true! I am even worse, my car never even sees a hose, all hand washed here!!!!

Do you use the 2 bucket method?

idrivemopar · Nov 11, 2017

For the major wash, I typically dust the car, go over with quick detail and a microfiber towel, the use a wet microfiber sponge wipe down and then dry with a chamois.

ddpsnake · Nov 11, 2017

idrivemopar said:
For the major wash, I typically dust the car, go over with quick detail and a microfiber towel, the use a wet microfiber sponge wipe down and then dry with a chamois.

I am with you,the last car a 74 Duster never seen a hose,the buyer thought i was full of **** lol.true tho. PS i found the caulking rope.

Glueing plastic water sheilds.

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