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Jcfcamaro 05-10-2020 05:10 PM

Rain gutter
 
I'm planning on using 3m 08307 self leveling seam sealer on my 72 rain gutter/drip rail and was wanting some input on how many cartridges it will take.

Biscuit240 05-10-2020 05:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Jcfcamaro (Post 8736494)
I'm planning on using 3m 08307 self leveling seam sealer on my 72 rain gutter/drip rail and was wanting some input on how many cartridges it will take.

Not familiar with what you’re using but I used a full calk gun cartridge of roofing sealer to fill mine. Don’t know if that helps.
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toolboxchev 05-11-2020 01:32 AM

Re: Rain gutter
 
Was thinking of doing the same, don't know if its the same 3M number but the products that Napa had in stock it would take 2 most likely.

HO455 05-11-2020 09:05 AM

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I only used one 200ml tube of SEM sealer on my Burban. So I believe one should be more than enough for a pickup.

dz1087 05-11-2020 08:25 PM

Re: Rain gutter
 
I used maybe 3/4 a tube when I did mine. Also sealed up the floor to firewall seam with the same tube.

70cst 05-11-2020 10:26 PM

Re: Rain gutter
 
Great info... :metal:

GASoline71 05-12-2020 10:34 AM

Re: Rain gutter
 
I used the same 3M sealant for my gutter. I was a little over zealous and filled it probably too much. I used just a bit more than one double tube. Knowing what I know now, I could have done it with less than 1 double tube.

Gary

hayhauler71 05-12-2020 11:03 AM

Re: Rain gutter
 
https://www.3m.com/3M/en_US/company-...3194150&rt=rud

This is the stuff i used per body shop recommendation. wont sag or run on vertical seam. Used 1 caulk tube

Jcfcamaro 05-12-2020 12:24 PM

Re: Rain gutter
 
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Originally Posted by GASoline71 (Post 8737712)
I used the same 3M sealant for my gutter. I was a little over zealous and filled it probably too much. I used just a bit more than one double tube. Knowing what I know now, I could have done it with less than 1 double tube.

Gary

Seeing where the seem is verse the bottom of the gutter looks like to me I'll have to fill it up at least 1/8 so it will stay above the seam and hide the spot weld marks in the valley.

GASoline71 05-12-2020 12:49 PM

Re: Rain gutter
 
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Originally Posted by Jcfcamaro (Post 8737796)
Seeing where the seem is verse the bottom of the gutter looks like to me I'll have to fill it up at least 1/8 so it will stay above the seam and hide the spot weld marks in the valley.

I jacked the rear end of my truck up as high as I could get it to help even out the flow along the front of the rail. So maybe I should have just did it with the wheels on the ground. Might have been able to not use as much to get the effect you describe above.

I will tell you this though. It sets up quick after it stops flowing. So any tape, paper or plastic masking stuff needs to be removed within about 2-3 minutes. I had a thing area of tape that got set up under the sealer and I had to go back over it to seal over the tape. :lol: Luckily it will be painted over and no one but me (and now you guys) will ever know.

Gary


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