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Old 01-30-2012, 07:13 PM
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What do you guys use?
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3m automix heavybody and self leveling
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3M. But stay away from Fast & Firm ,it's junk
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We use SEM seam sealer I believe the part number is 39377 about any auto body supply shops carry it.
Hope that helps! I agree about staying away from fast and firm, its junk.

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Thanks for the input guys
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A big thank you to the guys who use this stuff everyday for helping me out with product knowledge. It would seem like a simple thing to get a tube of seam sealer and go to town... it ain't.

I have a autobody mailorder catalog in front of me, there are at least 7 different seam sealers in 3M alone, not including SEM or Fusor or the off-brands. There's automix, duramix, single tube, sprayable... I'm sure I would have mistakenly picked the fast'n firm and suffered.

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Fusor 123ez Flows out nice, can be painted and sanded if necessary.
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