MM bad

[beam514]

Cuz home depot doesnt have automotive isle. LOL.

Windo Weld is automotive glass sealant, and i posted that it could be found in NAPA, and also I saw it in Advanced Auto Parts too.



Do not install prothane inserts if you still have auto transmission. Its been discussed before.

I've read multiple times that people found a similar window weld polyurethane product at home depot for windows, doors, etc.
None of the ones I saw were what they described and showed though

[beam514]

okay, do NOT use the construction polyurethane. The surface dried pretty dang hard, but once I drove the car and the engine heated up the mounts, the middle started oozing out because it didn't cure at all, even after a full week of sitting

Just go with prothane LOL

[Shadow19]

Ive always wanted to try NP1. That shit is WICKED adhesive. Its marine grade stuff so it holds up pretty good.

[Ruslik]

okay, do NOT use the construction polyurethane. The surface dried pretty dang hard, but once I drove the car and the engine heated up the mounts, the middle started oozing out because it didn't cure at all, even after a full week of sitting

Just go with prothane LOL

lol

[Galant Evolution]

okay, do NOT use the construction polyurethane. The surface dried pretty dang hard, but once I drove the car and the engine heated up the mounts, the middle started oozing out because it didn't cure at all, even after a full week of sitting

Just go with prothane LOL

Thanks for the update broski