A Pillar W/S Sealer?

[Peter J.]

Is there a sealer applied underneath this W/S channel on the midyear A-Pillar?

[John H.]

Re: A Pillar W/S Sealer?

Is there a sealer applied underneath this W/S channel on the midyear A-Pillar?

Peter -

Yes, there is. See your Assembly Manual, UPC 1-Asm, sheet F22, View "A", item #14B.

[Edward J.]

Re: A Pillar W/S Sealer?

Is there a sealer applied underneath this W/S channel on the midyear A-Pillar?

Pete, I have my 63 apart, and the windsheild stainless had never been off, seems GM used a lt. Gray chaulking materail, looks like the 3M strip chaulk, at least thats what I will use upon assy. I am not sure but 3M may make a lt. gray chaulk.

PS. There was quite abit on the front of the windsheild weatherstrip and the posts left and right and a layer on top post of the inside windsheild.

[Peter J.]

Re: A Pillar W/S Sealer?

Thanks,Guys, I have been looking at that UPC and see the reference to the sealeant but couldn't tell if it meant underneath the stainless W/S holder or the W/s itself thanks again.

[Richard M.]

Re: A Pillar W/S Sealer?

This was on the back of the pillar trims on the '67 convertible I recently did. It was a thin sticky black "tape" like material. It may have been some form of double sided tape. It was still sticky when I removed it, but I used a small amount of black butyl rubber sealer when I reattached them.

Rich

[Peter J.]

Re: A Pillar W/S Sealer?

Thanks Everybody, 3M strip chaulk in place and back together.