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What exactly is the black tar that seals the tails?

Terry Posten

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I am cleaning all the sealant off the car from the 1/4 rear window and the tails for the repaint.

What is that stuff and where can I get more of it so I can reassemble everything back togtether?

Thanks.
 

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I have no idea why I cant think of what its called, but if you go to any autobody supply they should have it on hand. I dont use it often, but we have boxes of it at work.
 

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/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif Pretty sure you'll find some in Hertz' 'garage'.....
 

Terry Posten

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NOT CAULK. I would never be able to get the tails back out.

Besides, white, black, brown, red, yellow. Whatever gets the job done. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif
 

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Terry go to you closest nissan dealership and ask the parts guy at the counter if he has any for the taillights.

Sealer B-1669
B6553-89915

It showed up as not available and no price but they always pack it in with new taillights and the parts guys always have it on hand. I got it to seal my fan shroud to the vw radiator I put in the car.


Your welcome
 

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Is it the same stuff that is used on windshields? Black Urethane, iirc.
 

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No black urethane doesn't come off. This stuff stays gooey forever. It comes in a roll wrapped around wax paper. One kit is more than enough to do our lights.
 

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OK, I know what you're talking about then; just can't think of the name. It's like a putty that doesn't dry...I'm sure a good hardware store (not crap depot) would carry something like that, esp. in the plumbing section (like the wax ring for the toilet sort of)
 

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What Icee said (rubber /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif) I think it's also referred to as seam sealer....Maybe?
 

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^^Nope. Seam sealer sets. Its similar to silicone caulk, but its paintable.


And if you REALLY cant find it, I suppose I could stick some in an envelope and send it to you...Im not sure how much it would take.
 

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Making me do all the hard work? First brakes now black tar crap.

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