[TR] Dum Dum?

[Dave Massey]

No.  Seam sealed is an adhesive, sometimes a polyurethane, that has a high
viscosity and is injected into a seam.  Some are paintable.  I've used Fusor
brand products since my local autopaint guy says that is what the
manufacturers use.

Dum dum is a rope caulk much like window caulk but with better adhesive
properties.  But dum dum allows for easy disassembly whereas seam sealed will
hold parts together almost as good as welding.

Dave Massey




-----Original Message-----
From: agraham at execulink.com
To: triumphs <triumphs at autox.team.net>
Sent: Tue, Jun 26, 2012 12:31 pm
Subject: Re: [TR] Dum Dum?



Hello List:
Not to belabour this topic too much, is Dum Dum the same as what our
body shops refer to as "seam sealer"? If so, have used much of this
stuff to in fact seal seams and all those small openings that seem to
crop up all over the car. Comes in a tube to be used in a caulking gun.
Am I on the same page here?
Thanks!
Angelo Graham

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