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  1. ToddJK

    Hard top seals?

    I would go with the tube sealant. Let it dry for a period of time before assembly and no juices will be squeezed out so to speak. Honestly any silicone will do the job, but I wouldn't assemble with the sealant being wet (just applied) or you may never get it apart again, that and it may make a...
  2. ToddJK

    Hard top seals?

    From what I understand, all that frame work helps provide some rigidity but also holds up the rubber or foam padding that usually goes on there. Is it really needed? Probably not, but it would help to hold up insulation and other little do-dads,lol.
  3. ToddJK

    Hard top seals?

    Tactical Repair has a video about these seals. I'll see if I can find it. You'll want to watch Tactical Repairs video series, weatherproofing the cab (M35 series). For the front top windshield weatherstripping, that rubber piece will probably work the best or be the easiest to work with, but...
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