Filler, Dum Dum, Putty or What?
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Filler, Dum Dum, Putty or What?
I'm in the process of removing all the old filling between the woodwork and the body. I was expecting to find Dum Dum i.e black and rubberish but this, once you scrape a bit away is grey and looks and feels a bit like putty.
What should be used as a sealant around the wood?
Thanks
What should be used as a sealant around the wood?
Thanks
Dum Dum seems to be the stuff everyone uses its non setting and fairly easy to apply.
My traveller had a mixture of dum dum, a non setting grey mastic strip (like the stuff used on the gearbox cover - looks a bit like grey blu tack (this was in neat strips around the wheel arches) and a plastic sealant like the old Bostic plastic sealant used for the roof guttering seal - this was on the rear timber mounts.
I think that the Dum Dum is the only modern equivalent available now.
I dont know what to use for the gutter seal and will probably use a cellulose filler built up in layers unless anyone knows of a better material??
My traveller had a mixture of dum dum, a non setting grey mastic strip (like the stuff used on the gearbox cover - looks a bit like grey blu tack (this was in neat strips around the wheel arches) and a plastic sealant like the old Bostic plastic sealant used for the roof guttering seal - this was on the rear timber mounts.
I think that the Dum Dum is the only modern equivalent available now.
I dont know what to use for the gutter seal and will probably use a cellulose filler built up in layers unless anyone knows of a better material??
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To me, dum, de, dum,dum ... yes ta much better

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