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MG MGB Technical - Tonneau Seam Sealer
Augh. Left the 'B out in the rain last night. While not perfect, the tonneau does a remarkable job of keeping the interior dry. The place it finally leaks is through the stitching at the steering wheel and headrests. Does anyone know of a sealant designed for seams like this? |
Matt Kulka |
Maybe some camping gear seam sealer as that is always an issue with tents and tarps. Some place like REI or the large local outdoor equipment store. |
J.T. Bamford |
I picked up some seam sealer for a tent at a camping/outdoorsy store (may have been REI, but I don't remember for sure). Hadn't considered it for this application til you mentioned it, but it might be worth a try. There's another product called "Seamgrip" that resembles clear silicone rubber but it tremendously more durable -- you can span a quarter-sized hole with it. That could be worth a try as well. If you're in the Raleigh area, Great Outdoor Provision Company sell it. |
Rob Edwards |
We have a Bass Pro Shop down here that's about the size of a small town. I'll check their tent and tarp section and see what I can come up with. Thanks to both for the great ideas. |
Matt Kulka |
Matt, Go to K-Mart, or a camping store and buy some "Camp Dry", it's designed for sealing canvass. It comes in an aresol spray can and does a great job. Roy |
Roy Dougherty |
This thread was discussed between 13/10/2004 and 15/10/2004
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