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Old 06-07-2016, 09:38 AM   #15
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Re: What kind of seam sealer to use?

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Self leveling is the way to go in the drip rails. I have used Polyurethane caulk the good results in other area's vertical seams etc....3m 5200...$10.00 for 10oz tube, Sika flex 1a $6.00 10oz tube. no problems paint over, 20 years later it's still flexible.
5200 is some pretty permanent stuff ,24 hour cure time , its almost liquid for hours
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