I have tried cauking with no luck, wound up digging it all out.
I was thinking mabe I would just use body filler?
Has anyone done this? I worry it may crack later on?
Shure would make things easier if I could shape and sand.
If there is a good way to do these,please let me know, I just see to many nice cars with really killer paint, until you look at the drip rails.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks T.C.

Try fast & firm sealer. I think its a 3M product. Then just practice applying it.

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Micky Hale Restorations
69 L-89 Chevelle
68 Biscayne 427/425
34 Plymouth Coupe racecar
ACES #134

try seam sealer and use an acid brush dipped in laquer thinner to brush it out.

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70 chevelle,400cid turbo400.blue with silver stripes.http://members.spree.com/entertainment/ochrisl/

the best thing going for that is a 2 part self-leveling seam sealer,you can get it at any paint supply store a little expensive and will require a special gun to use.just put it on and it will flow out by itself and look smooth.

Thanks for the reply's!
I may try the two part, sounds like a winner!
T.C.