Glueing plastic water sheilds.

[JimKueneman]

Agree on the strip calk stays soft so you can pull it loose 50 year from now. That is what was used 50 year ago on it.

 

[ddpsnake]

Agree on the strip calk stays soft so you can pull it loose 50 year from now. That is what was used 50 year ago on it.
View attachment 537969[/QUOT Wish me luck,on finding the rope,I like this car big time,and planing keeping it.

 

[themechanic]

Who are we kidding? The only water 99.9% of our cars will ever see is from the end of a hose in the driveway.

 

[miller]

All I used on mine was the original 3M black adhesive.

 

[idrivemopar]

Who are we kidding? The only water 99.9% of our cars will ever see is from the end of a hose in the driveway.

hahahahaha, so true! I am even worse, my car never even sees a hose, all hand washed here!!!!

 

[themechanic]

hahahahaha, so true! I am even worse, my car never even sees a hose, all hand washed here!!!!

Do you use the 2 bucket method?

 

[idrivemopar]

For the major wash, I typically dust the car, go over with quick detail and a microfiber towel, the use a wet microfiber sponge wipe down and then dry with a chamois.

 

[ddpsnake]

For the major wash, I typically dust the car, go over with quick detail and a microfiber towel, the use a wet microfiber sponge wipe down and then dry with a chamois.

I am with you,the last car a 74 Duster never seen a hose,the buyer thought i was full of **** lol.true tho. PS i found the caulking rope.