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PostPosted: Tue Jul 20, 2010 1:38 pm 
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Whats the black sikaflex type goo thats used to retain plastic liners on the inside of doors behind the trim? It kind of always stays sticky and never really dries.

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Umm......sikaflex maybe?
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Sounds like some type of butyl mastic. Some of them stay soft and sticky for ages, it might also be a bitumenous sealant (tar basically).

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Nah it dosnt dry. It stays gooey, so even when the plastic is removed it can be re-stuck on again. Like blu-tac but black?

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mastic is your go! Sika stays rubbery, but mastic stays gooey.
I think the wurth equivelant is called "dab-off", but not completely sure!

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