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Seam sealer

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I have read mention of a pourable seam sealer. I can't seem to find any. Everybody has the brush on stuff that you apply with a short stiff bristle brush, but nobody has the pourable type.
Does any one have a brand name or know of a source to purchase it at?
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I don't think I've heard of a pourable seam sealer. You can get the brush-on and the tube-type (for use in a caulking gun) from Eastwood. In fact, I just picked up a can/tube of each from them. What were you planning on using it on?
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The seams around my floor pans.
Which do you think would work best, brush on or tube?
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This is the thread I was thinking about.
http://www.fordification.com/forum/view ... eam+sealer
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The brush-on sealer will work just fine for the floorpans. I haven't opened the can I got yet, but I'd guess the consistency is probably liquid enough to be pourable, but you're going to want to brush it on instead, so you have some control over where it goes and how thick it is.
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Ok. Thanks, Keith!
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