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PostPosted: Thu Sep 04, 2008 9:05 am 
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Should the seam to be found beneath the headlight (going from the grill to the wheel arch) be EDIT: have drip check sealant put on prior to painting??

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PostPosted: Thu Sep 04, 2008 10:09 am 
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Anyone?

I'm putting together the painting specs for the upcoming paint job..
This is so the spray painter is on the same page as me.

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what does "drip check sealed" mean? :D

there is some goo in them under the paint, cos mine is flaking out

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oops, I meant "drip check sealant" it's the same stuff that is in the seam on the top rear of the guards.

I think I've decided it should be there...

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I think it's a butyl mastic type stuff - fexible - seals and can be painted over

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Yeah, I've got a tube of the stuff here.

Turns out there's a whole bunch of spots to put it on, I've been looking.
Drip rail, seam covers, seams on the front guards etc etc

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