Oval floor/trunk pan plug sealent.

[bbd564]

Does anyone have a recommendation for a product that looks like the original cream colored sealent used to put the oval trunk/floor pans is place?

Thank you.

[JohnZ]

3M Brushable Body Seam Sealer.

[bbd564]

Thank you very much.  Do you have a suggestion for applying it?  When I pulled the trunk plugs out it looked like it was applied in a bead then the plug was set into it.

[JohnZ]

Thank you very much.  Do you have a suggestion for applying it?  When I pulled the trunk plugs out it looked like it was applied in a bead then the plug was set into it.

Yup, that's exactly how it was done originally; I haven't used the 3M sealer in many years, but it used to be available in a cardboard tube that you used in a caulking gun.

[bbd564]

OK, Thanks again.  I will go to the auto paint supply shop next week see what I can get and then report back for anyone who is interested.

[Jonesy]

JohnZ is right, that is how I did mine. It was still available in the tube as of 3 years ago anyway.

[bbd564]

I went to the auto paint supply shop today.  They did have the 3M brushable seam sealer, but he said it was available only in a quart can.  I bought a quart of it and it is a gray color and I have no idea how I would apply it to get the correct application.  I will look around a little more to see if I can find the right stuff.  At this point I will even consider the "wrong stuff"  as long as it can appear correct, if anyone has any suggestions.

[bbd564]

If anyone is interested here is some info on seam sealers from 3M:
http://www.camaros.net/forums/showthread.php?t=11714

It sounds like the "08505 Fast 'N Firm Seam Sealer" may be the one as it sounds like it is the correct color

[Brandan]

Did the original ovals get the spatter paint over it? and what about underneath the car?

[JohnZ]

<<Did the original ovals get the spatter paint over it? and what about underneath the car?>>

Yes, the floor pan plugs were in place when the trunk was spatter-painted; they were installed after prime, on the sealer deck; the bottom side of the plug shows no paint except possible slight color overspray from the rocker guns (photo below).

[Brandan]

Thanks John, for some reason I remember the bottom being unpainted but couldn't remember exactly if the top was or not. 



Thanks again, now if I can only find what happened to my ovals for the trunk??  

Brandan-

[NED]

Eastwood restoration products sold seam sealer in a cauking gun tube, beige in color that works perfect for the floor plugs. The product , which is what I used,  is called Hi Tek Finesse ( part CSN)  from a company by the name of The Dominion Sure seal Group. Eastwood was selling that product but has since changed to another brand according to their web site.  Bill

[m22mike]

Does anyone have a recommendation for a product that looks like the original cream colored sealent used to put the oval trunk/floor pans is place?

Thank you.

Read this thread.

http://www.camaros.org/forum/index.php?topic=4904.msg31987#msg31987

Mike