It's most likely 3M windsheild Urethane. It's not silicone based so it's
paintable if needed.
Bill Gullatt
mrbillg(at)real-comps.com
ALGER0001
http://www.real-comps.com/SunbeamCentral
STUART_BRENNAN(at)HP-Andover-om3.om.hp.com wrote:
>
> A friend loaned me a tube of windshield sealer that might do the
> trick, if your top is black. This is the pro grade stuff used by auto
> glass shops. It's sort of like RTV, but it dries (cures?) into this
> really tough rubber that sticks to stuff extremely well. I used it to
> patch some disintegrating door and window gaskets in my '78 Mercury.
> I don't remember the name of it, but try a local glass shop.
>
> You could use this stuff to glue a patch onto the inside, that holds
> the edges of the tear together.
>
> Stu
>
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