I noticed that the ruber has been shrinking over time and was wondering what should I put in there to seall it up or do I leave it.Seems I need to seal it up with some vulcum.What do you all suggest?Thanks.
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I have not really checked to see if it leaked but I did notice that it shrunk up some.I also noticed they put some of the black sealer in between some areas but these dont have it.
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Thinking out loud here, but I wonder. When we make O-rings we bond the ends with a Loctite Super Glue (404) I wonder if that would do the trick if you can warm the rubber up enough to move it back together.
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I have done some glass replacement on old cars, we used to use a black gooey substance that came in a tube. I wonder if black RTV sealant would work? Maybe email Airstream Tech support about it, they seem to come up with some decent repair ideas.
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I was also thinking it would do that also when it warms up but I thought I would ask just in case it would be better to be safer than sorry in the future.I had seen the black rtv stuff in walmart but did not purchase it just in case everyone had said said otherwise.Thanks.
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