dried sandwich spread sealer?
I don't remember now exactly what I used. It was a putty type caulk (non hardening) that was in a tube that I could put in my caulking gun. I ran a nice heavy bead and then installed the fenders.
I never thought of it when I did it, but I bet you could use putty tape like used for mobile homes, RV's etc. Dang it, why didn't I think of it then, lol. :banghead:
You might find it at a home supply place or an RV center around you.
Putty tape in Flexible Grey
This putty tape is a heavy gray mastic and flexible. It is non-hardening and pliable. Use this putty tape under moldings, around windows, doors and vents. The flexible grey putty tape waterproofs overlapping metal seams. Priced for each roll.
I don't remember now exactly what I used. It was a putty type caulk (non hardening) that was in a tube that I could put in my caulking gun. I ran a nice heavy bead and then installed the fenders.
I never thought of it when I did it, but I bet you could use putty tape like used for mobile homes, RV's etc. Dang it, why didn't I think of it then, lol. :banghead:
You might find it at a home supply place or an RV center around you.
Putty tape in Flexible Grey
This putty tape is a heavy gray mastic and flexible. It is non-hardening and pliable. Use this putty tape under moldings, around windows, doors and vents. The flexible grey putty tape waterproofs overlapping metal seams. Priced for each roll.
