> You could use proper car seam sealer.
>
> frosts sell it:
>
> http://www.frost.co.uk/item_Detail.asp?productID=8323
>Avoid the common silicone sealants and their industrial cousins.
Just for info, why is this? I've always suspected that, for example in
the case of building sealants, the difference between the ones from
prestigious manufacturers and el-cheapo ones was that with the expensive
ones you could track down and make use of the warranty. You pay for the
warranty in the price. Or am I wrong?
Isn't it a bit like the suppliers of unlit skips? You pay for the
insurance for when someone crashes into them. I'm sure I'm not wrong
with this. It's a national disgrace.

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Dave Liquorice - 25 Feb 2008 07:44 GMT
>> Avoid the common silicone sealants and their industrial cousins.
>
> Just for info, why is this?
One reason could be that some silicones release acetic acid as they cure.

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Dave.