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[P78]

same here

but since that will be my main business, it will be cool

[180roman]

yeah if you do most of the work yourself there is a definitely a profit to be made, but you have to work hard

[P78]

nothing wrong with working hard

at least your day passes quickly that way

[Mr Von Smack]

Hey guys!

Does anyone know of product that is a gel/filler-like compound that once applied, hardens? I don't want filler as filler is brittle after application. I want something like half strength of regular body filler, but still has the same traits body filler has. Is there even such a product?

[P78]

yes, cut out the said piece, weld in a new one

[180roman]

is the prelude rustastic?

[Mr Von Smack]

is the prelude rustastic?

No, not at all (touch wood). I had an idea to using such a compound as an alternative to the window seals as the front and rear window seals cannot be replaced unless the windows are replaced. So I thought using that, and once it hardens, spray over it with a matte black paint then matte clear coat it.

[180roman]

Window seals are rubber, so you need a rubber material, not a hard compound.

Your better try is using urethane

[P78]

dim sum and fried noodles for lunch

[Mr Von Smack]

Window seals are rubber, so you need a rubber material, not a hard compound.

Your better try is using urethane

Lol, I know they're rubber, but there really isn't many options available for me, So I figured a semi-hard compound will still prevent water and other contaminants from getting in. Not sure if urethane would be easy to work with.

[180roman]

I don't think you have done enough research into it Jack, I am sure a universal window seal or once that is still good second hand would work way better

[Mr Von Smack]

I'll have to show you a picture of it. I can replace the seals on the door, but I don't think I can replace the seals on the front and rear windshield without buying new windows. That's my issue.

[180roman]

Windscreen seals are easy just use urethane lol

[Mr Von Smack]

Windscreen seals are easy just use urethane lol

But isn't urethane used to create mouldings? Uhh, let me google it.

[oHSo EuRo]

Google is your friend here. My advice. Take the hit and buy windows.