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What do you use to seal either wire-on or hidem welting and do you use it both underneath it before you tack it on and then also in between it to seal it closed?
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Larry are you doing your pickup or coupe?There is a good article with photos on installing tops?? search on line?http://www.modelahouse.com/tech/puroof/puroof_files/v3_document.htm.
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Thanks Gary, I am doing a 29 std Sept coupe and do not have the skill or patience to use metal front and rear roof trim so I am using the wire on welting that folds over once it is tacked down. Just want to know what I should put under it before I tack it in place and what I should put in it before I fold it over. I just want a good water tight seal.
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I have used the black pure 100% silicone. but you need to be very careful about keeping it off of things, messy ! but works.may be other caulks available.
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I would use that or any windshield setting urethane rather than the black silicone. I used to think silicone until a windshield installer said that silicone tends to cause rust around windshields. I did notice while working at the junk yard that cars and trucks where the owners had smeared silicone were the worst ones for rust in that area.
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