The Right Stuff

[Joe C.]

My 1965 TIM&JG (4th Edition) makes the following statement on page 20,in the "Both Convertible And Coupe Models" subsection:
"...black waterproofing compound (not silicone) is used on the body/windshield post area to seal the weatherstripping",

The AIM refers to this by part number,which does not help. Is this sealant hard, flexible,sticky? I have plenty of urethane windshield sealant, which is black, flexible, and dries dull (not shiny like silicone). I also have black strip sealant, which is more of a putty, does not dry, and remains somewhat sticky. Do I have "the right stuff" on hand, or do I need to use something else?
Thanks in advance.

Joe

[Wayne W.]

Re: The Right Stuff

The black caulk strip should be correct.

[Wayne W.]

Re: The Right Stuff

The black caulk strip should be correct.

[Wayne W.]

Re: And

3M makes a black beading coumpound to use in a caulking gun that works nice too.

[Wayne W.]

Re: And

3M makes a black beading coumpound to use in a caulking gun that works nice too.