does it have the same properties of Dum Dum(i mean will it be hard when i need to remove roof for ex..) and
can you tell me if possible from where to aquire online?
and what clear/trasperent sealer you would suggest to use on a defender body(i am goint to put it on the paint i have to have better sealing)
on the roof iam going to use sika flex ebt white what do youthink
regards
can you tell me if possible from where to aquire online?
and what clear/trasperent sealer you would suggest to use on a defender body(i am goint to put it on the paint i have to have better sealing)
on the roof iam going to use sika flex ebt white what do youthink
regards
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Pikey
Dummy Ejection Facilitator..
Not sure what yu mean by this.. please clarify..
I think you should look at everbuild puraflex 40
Originally Posted by marwell 
hi can you tell me if possible from where to aquire online?
and what clear/trasperent sealer you would suggest to use on a defender body(i am goint to put it on the paint i have to have better sealing)
i mean a trasperent sealer which does not do reaction with aluminium...iam not going to paint over it that is why i need it trasperent/clear
hi can you tell me if possible from where to aquire online?
and what clear/trasperent sealer you would suggest to use on a defender body(i am goint to put it on the paint i have to have better sealing)
i mean a trasperent sealer which does not do reaction with aluminium...iam not going to paint over it that is why i need it trasperent/clear
Station House
Well-Known Member
Frosts
DUM DUM Sealing Compound | Frost Auto Restoration Techniques
Showing out of stock - I'd call them and see if they can still supply
or ebay
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/400g-Eldro-Dum-Dum-Car-Sealant-Sealing-Compound-/220862630118#ht_831wt_689
Google returns more results if you search for 'eldro dum dum'
DUM DUM Sealing Compound | Frost Auto Restoration Techniques
Showing out of stock - I'd call them and see if they can still supply
or ebay
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/400g-Eldro-Dum-Dum-Car-Sealant-Sealing-Compound-/220862630118#ht_831wt_689
Google returns more results if you search for 'eldro dum dum'
greenpaint
New Member
Dum Dum is no more. Supply has dried up everywhere. I'm looking at a product at the moment from 3M. If there is any joy i'll post here.
dieselwheasel
Active Member
I agree, Tiger Seal is excellent stuff as most of my landy was put together using it. Be aware though it sticks like **** to a blanket, get it on your hands and be prepared either to live with it on or buff it off with a grinder.
Take a look at these guys. Very good people and very reliable. Also (dare I say) they have a good forum too, like this one.
Restoring a Land Rover
Restoring a Land Rover
Hi folks,
I was in the same boat when my tin of Dum Dum ran out the other week. Working on a classic 2 door resto - so plenty needed.
The best alternative as mentioned above is a product from 3M - called Strip Calk. 3M part number: 08578 . It's quite handy as it already comes in strips - rather than having to roll out the dum-dum for fitting a roof etc.
Link: 3M Strip Calk 08578
There are also butyl products - slightly different consistency - as a backup I picked up some. It's from a company called Normfest: Butyl Tape - again comes in strips (2 x 7m strips @ 6mm diameter)
Cheers,
Andrew.
I was in the same boat when my tin of Dum Dum ran out the other week. Working on a classic 2 door resto - so plenty needed.
The best alternative as mentioned above is a product from 3M - called Strip Calk. 3M part number: 08578 . It's quite handy as it already comes in strips - rather than having to roll out the dum-dum for fitting a roof etc.
Link: 3M Strip Calk 08578
There are also butyl products - slightly different consistency - as a backup I picked up some. It's from a company called Normfest: Butyl Tape - again comes in strips (2 x 7m strips @ 6mm diameter)
Cheers,
Andrew.
Shimsteriom
Master Procrastinator
He wants you look at something I think
I was watching a Brittania Restorations video, where the guy gave a tip to reduce water getting inside the doors - he stuck dum dum either end of the door window seals in the corners.
Looked like a good idea, but in the absence of dum dum I used black plasticene... seemed to do the trick.
It's not sticky I know, but remains flexible
Looked like a good idea, but in the absence of dum dum I used black plasticene... seemed to do the trick.
It's not sticky I know, but remains flexible
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frog hopper
Well-Known Member
I used this on my 90, good stuff,
Amazon product
Amazon product
