[BA.]

I was wondering what I should use to seal these little oval pieces to the floorpan and trunkpans?

The old stuff on them was ROCK hard and dried up.

I happen to have some black 3M Strip Calk (hey, that's how they spelled it!) Oh, and I also have some brush-on seam sealer.

Are one of these ok to use? I'm not looking to be factory correct, just well done. The pans all have a fresh coat of Eastwood Rust Encapsulator on them.


Thx!

 

[Daral]

I think seam sealer was used originally. That's what I would recommend since you have some.

 

[Unreal]

Seam sealer, and remember, the humped part goes UP.

 

[607]

I am glad you mentioned the hump. My trunk hump is up and the floor pan is down. So they both go up? (1967).
Thanks

 

[lvfyrman]

i have a similar question: do all of the humps go up or just the trunk i have seen both (humps up and down along the body floor) in many pictures. is there a definitive answer on installation of the body drain plugs?

 

[68z28sd]

jerry told me they should be hump up when he inspected my car. i found this strange because i never removed them. maybe it was easy come easy go at the factory?

 

[Unreal]

Hump up in floor and trunk floor.

Hump down is the correct way to bury a camel.

 

[csmoyer26]

I hump downed all of mine. Oooppss. Seemed like the logical way to install them. Im suprised they are hump up.

 

[Unreal]

Actually, I think it's "Hump up" in order to support the sound deadener. (or trunk mat if so equipped)

 

[lortsie]

So it's hump up installed from the bottom or flipped hump up and installed from inside the trunk interior? Haha who knew ths would be so complicated. I removed mine recently, they were installed hump down from inside the trunk.

 

[Unreal]

Hump up from the INSIDE.