Eastwood Seam Sealer Cartridge Beige

Item #51656 Z Brand: Eastwood

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Use in a well-ventilated area.

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Paintable Beige Seam Sealer leaves a factory-like finish that won't harden or sag After stripping a car or repairing a panel, replace the seam sealer to protect your hard work from the elements.

Stays flexible; won't crack
Waterproofs and insulates
For firewalls, floor pans, trunk seams, fender extensions, taillight openings
Applies easily with your standard caulking gun

About Eastwood Seam Sealer Cartridge Beige

Eastwood's high-solids Beige Seam Sealer seals cracks, crevices and body seams, as well as waterproofs and insulates; remains flexible. Adheres to paint; tack-dries in 15 minutes, air dries in 1 hour. Beige in color, but can be painted after 1 hour. Use a standard caulking gun to apply.

10.6-oz. cartridge of Beige Seam Sealer

16037 Rust Dissolver. Use to remove light rust before using this Self-Etching Primer

Always wear eye, skin and respiratory protection when working with chemicals. Consult MSDS for proper safety warnings.

Customer Reviews

Works Great! (Posted on 1/12/13) Review by Bart

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It took a short bit of practice, being used to brushable seam sealer, but once I found that it's Toluene-based it was easily spreadable with a dampened paper towel and cleans up in a jiffy. I did the rain gutters on my car by laying down a 3/16" bead quickly followed by a Toluene-dampened towel wrapped around my index finger and worked it from one end to the other, then went back a half hour later and wiped away the excess. Definitely will use it again.

Don't waste your time or money (Posted on 10/4/11) Review by matt

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I used the old beige seam sealer that wasn't the Eastwood brand and worked fine. This seam sealer will not dry. I used an entire tube on the drip rail on my classic car. I let it sit for an entire week. It never dried. I spent an entire day trying to remove the undried sealer without scratching my primer.

Did not like (Posted on 7/15/10) Review by Mark