You stick your fingers in lacquer thinnner? That stuff is extremely
nasty, goes right into your blood through your skin. Do a number on
your liver right quick it will.
--R
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Listers,
I used Lexel clear caulk to patch my cracked boots until the
weather is conduciveSears Hardware here carries it but CALL
around[Home Depot Lowes DOES NOT carry it but call]
Get a small cat food can pour a little lacquer thinner in it
so that you can dip your finger in it to work the LEXEL bead onto the rubber
boot about 1-2 inches at a time as you caulk[ clean the boots with lacqer
thinner first ] It's easy once you get the hang of it.Keep dipping your finger
back forth with the thinner...An airplane mechanic friend of mine
says that they use this stuff for airplane windshields.I did it about
4,000 miles ago still holding strong
Afterthought: wrap it with clear wrap while it's still wet
Bob
1983 240 D 172,000
1969 Austin America
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