Re: The Solution & Another Exhausting Problem: (Was: Re: When It Rains, It's Dead!)

[Colin Gebhart <colin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

Sounds reasonable, but I would not use expanding foam.  It is very
absorbent, not self healing when fractured by movement and not that
heat tolerant.  I would use some kind of underbody coat or windshield
sealant or possibly just good old silicone.

Good luck, Colin.

Thursday, June 12, 2003, 3:05:13 PM, you wrote:

B> I'm thinking of maybe riveting/screwing some sheet metal down - to form a
B> patch/mold if nothing else - and fill the gap(s) with some of the insulating
B> foam stuff (the cheapo expanding stuff) and see if this helps.


Later,
Colin                            
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