05-07-2008, 01:31 AM
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Adelaide, South Australia
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Originally Posted by enri
black cauking compound stays soft and forms a skin only.
clean up with a rag soaked in mineral turps.
if you use silicone make sure its non acidic (neutral cure).
black silastic will eat through your paint and metal.
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Originally Posted by darkcue33
Yeah im open 2 suggestions as we are now getting into the wetter weather and at night condensation builds up on roof and back window/hatch.
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thats it...water where it shouldnt be will soon get in...
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Originally Posted by 33gold
If the rust was totally removed (cut out) and the drain tubes in the bottom corners put back in again it won't rust for a very long time; assuming that it was also sprayed from the inside of the boot. If there was any rust left it will come back regardless of whether it gets wet, just quicker that's all.
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My rust was totally removed (I made sure it was) and there is a lot of paint on top of where it used to be...and creating a water tight seal will stop it from coming back..
anyone have any brands of compounds worth using? I thought of seam sealer whaich I have a tube of in the garage? it kind of stays soft...
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