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Getting frame sealant into an inaccessible gap
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A bit of plastic tubing is my "go to" when squirting sealant or expanding foam in to difficult spots. An effective solution.maisie_cat said:I had a similar problem some years ago. I bought clear plastic tubing from Amazon, possibly 5mm.
I then connected it to the caulking nozzle in a Heath Robinson fashion and poked the end into place.
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Not 'frame sealant' but something strong that sticks to anything (well, most things) is Ct1, or ob1. I use Ct1 for quite a few odd bits and bobs. Yeah, it's not cheap but unless you use it every day that doesn't matter if you ask me. Basically an ms polymer adhesive0
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