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GAP1 Aug 6th, 02, 12:53 PM There are some high tech adhesive products on the market now that have been used for body assembly and repair. What are the general thoughts on using one of these products on a floor pan installation? riskyvt Aug 6th, 02, 1:00 PM My body resto guy spot welded all my floor pans, shifter hump, rear seat panel in and then used seam sealer. He said it would hide a lot of sins. From the underside, the car looks awesome! On the inside, you can definately see the seams, but after the end of this week, my interior goes in so all will be hidden. Seam sealer dries to a hardness and waterproofs the floors....seems like a win-win situation. ------------------ Gregg Haskin 72 Chevelle SS ZZ502 Crated RAT Muncie M-20 4 speed TEAM CHEVELLE #726 ACES #4486 "PROUD TO BE AN AMERICAN!" “What the heck are all these extra nuts & bolts for?” My 72 Chevelle SS Restoration Website: www.72ChevelleSS.com (http://www.72ChevelleSS.com) d1_bradley Aug 6th, 02, 1:02 PM I put mine in with spot welds and then seam sealer. Looks great and from underneath you can't even tell. ------------------ Dave Bradley www.corvetteforum.net/classics/d1_bradley (http://www.corvetteforum.net/classics/d1_bradley) '69 SS396 ragtop '33 3W Coupe '65 Vette BB Roadster | ||