Guard Seal

[ekute]

What do people use for the seal between guards and inner guards?

[fink]

Pretty sure you can use a windscreen sealer as it's similar,it doesn't set hard but bonds and seals even with a slight movement,understand?good!anytime,thanks Gaz! ;D

[fcwrangler]

You can use a product called "uncured rubber", it comes in different sizes & thicknesses I would use .5 or 1mm thick, Clarke rubber stores sell it.
Regards Jim

[fe350chev]

As long as ya rubber don't break,  :othen u end up waking at 5am and cutting sick like hoon lol..all sorts if trouble.

[FCRB26]

5am  ??? been out the shed since 3.30 left at 4 start at 5.

To get back on the subject I used sikaflex and it was horrible will use wurth windscreen urethane this time round.

[fe350chev]

Noted 8)

[ekute]

Wouldn't the windscreen urethane bond too hard?

[ACE]

G'day Mark,
I used some rubber "U" channel from Clark Rubber.
Punched holes for guard bolts with a wad punch.
ACE  8)

[ekute]

Thanks for the help guys. When I pulled my car apart the sealer looked like rubber but the upper rear most section was more like a sort of foam rubber and seemed to be thicker.

Have we all used the same product for the whole length?

I didn't use anything on a previous fc and ek! All that seemed to happen was that a bit extra crap got in the engine bay from driving in the wet.

[fink]

You could also use the ''tar like'' flashing that roof plumbers use.You can cut this in strips,no mess at all,then you peel the paper off one side and stick it to your s/frame and door pillars and cut your holes out.You can double up  and make it even thicker.This stuff doesn't go hard,it seals100%. ;) Gaz!

[fe350chev]

thanks fink

[ekute]

Hey I've got some of that stuff Fink.Sounds good!