Lets try again. This forum software is screwing up just like it does on every other site that I frequent that uses this software and not posting. Then losing what you type.
I need to seal a couple leaks. Its fine seams and rivets so not where my trusty Vulkem is going to work. I needed a product that would wick into the seams.
Airstream was out of stock with a long back order on the Acryl-R I originally intended to use. I decided to try Alcoa Gutter Seal so I place a order with the fine folks at Vintage Trailer supply that have been so helpful in the past.
Nice prompt service as Usual. I received the product last week. Rain finally quit and I wanted to see if I could seal up these leaks today. A nice brisk day in the 40'sF. I figure that this product probably has a working temperature range so I grab the tube and read the highly detailed Directions.
Quote:
Directions
For best results apply only to clean, dry surfaces.
Warning flammable, keep way from heat. Don't feed to kids yadda yadda yadda.
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Well GEE thats some helpful directions there.
Alcoa site is anything but helpful and being Saturday nobody will answer the help lines I am sure.
I recall reading the Vintage Trailer supply folks were going to be on vacation this week.
Anybody know the working temps that are acceptable for this product?