[VAL] RE: seam sealing

[RJ.Dial@xxxxxxxxxx]

Seam sealing is really only needed if you are addressing a known seam
leak, usually from a dent damage or repair, or after refinishing the
skin to provide a smooth edge, keeping moisture and dirt from collecting
in the seam.

The skins are lapped over each other with that whole in-between surface
sealed with sealant at production.  If you do reseal, wait for the
polishing, or after the clearcoat removal.  The sealant won't stay put
if applied over the clearcoat.  I noticed you've picked the Parbond or
Vulkem over silicone - good choice.  Never use silicone, as you have
probably gathered.

Best of luck,
RJ
VintageAirstream.com