13 Sep 2009, 20:13
Just a quick one....
Is there much of a difference in using "Tiger Seal" compared to simple, OTS, Silicone Sealer from the likes of Wicks?
I'm aware that Tiger is Polyurethane, and Silicone is, well, errr.... silicone. :-) (Natural carbon based v's man made produced chemically)
I'm not even sure of what i'll use this stuff for, other than to re-stick side strips on passenger door which is coming away a wee bit. I DID use black Silicone to stick my Stainless "DMC" lettering on to the door sills earlier in the week. Worked a charm. Also, used it to restick a wee bit of my window seal which was also coming a way a wee bit too. Also worked a charm.
Is there much of a difference in using "Tiger Seal" compared to simple, OTS, Silicone Sealer from the likes of Wicks?
I'm aware that Tiger is Polyurethane, and Silicone is, well, errr.... silicone. :-) (Natural carbon based v's man made produced chemically)
I'm not even sure of what i'll use this stuff for, other than to re-stick side strips on passenger door which is coming away a wee bit. I DID use black Silicone to stick my Stainless "DMC" lettering on to the door sills earlier in the week. Worked a charm. Also, used it to restick a wee bit of my window seal which was also coming a way a wee bit too. Also worked a charm.
Rissy
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May 1981 vin#1458 "LEX"
Grey, Flapped, Black
Chassis: #1073
Engine: #2839
Main Car(s):
2005 BMW M3 in Velvet Blue
2010 Honda Civic Type R in Sapphire Blue (1 of 115 made)
(Forum Member 288)
(DOC Member 663)
May 1981 vin#1458 "LEX"
Grey, Flapped, Black
Chassis: #1073
Engine: #2839
Main Car(s):
2005 BMW M3 in Velvet Blue
2010 Honda Civic Type R in Sapphire Blue (1 of 115 made)