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ridin98ci 11-03-2007 04:32 AM

weather stripping
 
I need some pointers on getting my new weather stripping to stay on.
I have cleaned the surfaces and degreased applied the yellow snot from 3M and waited for it to tack then install the rubber and the s**t dont stick......HELP ME

wibilly 11-03-2007 04:53 AM

Re: weather stripping
 
did you put it on both surfaces? i used some cloths pins to help hold it for a little while and lots of rubbing and squizing while instaling

70c10 11-03-2007 07:19 AM

Re: weather stripping
 
The clothes pin trick works great!. I am planning to use the mid 80's S-10 truck/Blazer weatherstripping because it's better quality and it's pressed on with NO glue!

Yeller68 11-03-2007 08:07 AM

Re: weather stripping
 
I used the blue painters tape, since I didn't have any clothes pins. That worked good also.

ridin98ci 11-03-2007 09:35 AM

Re: weather stripping
 
how do u get it on both surfaces, thats my problem....I think. if u put it on the inside wont it seal the stripping shut?

Thats a great idea about the S-10 stuff.......is it long enough?

Spray-Bomb 11-03-2007 10:12 AM

Re: weather stripping
 
I got some door rubber from a round body S-10 single cab (don't know the year) & put it on my black truck
It's about 3" too short, but it could be that I didn't stretch it enough when I put it on (I was on the phone & holding a flashlight)

It seals really tight, so I may have to adjust my door a bit so I don't have to slam it shut

67ChevyRedneck 11-03-2007 10:37 AM

Re: weather stripping
 
Get the black 3M weatherstripping stuff. Works well. Apply a thin bead to both sides of the door jam. Also, apply a thin bead to the inside of both sides of the weatherstripping. I'd only do a couple feet at a time. Let it dry for a couple minutes so it's tacky. That's when you need to install it. If you install it right after you apply it it's not going to stick and just slide/fall off.


I installed used S-10 stuff of a 89 or something like that. It's too thick and I don't like it. My doors are aligned well and over a year later I still have to slam the doors to close them (and push on them a little when I lock them.)

ridin98ci 11-03-2007 11:05 AM

Re: weather stripping
 
Thanks for the tips....I wish I would have known there was black 3M goo cuz now my rubber has some nasty green/yellow marks.
I wish this stuff was eaiser to use.....some one should design a push on that fits our trucks:gi:


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