As a DIY auto enthusiast tackling a rust repair project on my truck, I needed a reliable seam sealer. I opted for the [Black] 2 Pack Professional Automotive Seam Sealer, and I'm glad I did. Here's my take:The Product:This kit comes with two tubes of black, paintable, quick-set polyurethane seam sealer, along with a pair of disposable gloves and a nozzle tip. The black color was exactly what I needed to match my truck's undercarriage. The polyurethane formulation promised durability and flexibility, which are crucial for automotive applications.Application and Performance:The sealant dispensed smoothly and consistently from the tube. The included nozzle tip allowed for precise application, which is essential for creating clean, even seams. The consistency was ideal – thick enough to stay put but thin enough to spread easily.The "quick-set" claim held true. The sealant began to skin over relatively quickly, allowing me to move on to other tasks without worrying about it running or sagging. It cured to a tough, rubbery finish that feels very durable.Paintability:One of the key features I was looking for was paintability, and this product delivered. After the sealant cured, I was able to lightly sand it and apply a coat of automotive primer and paint. The paint adhered well, and the finish looked professional.Durability and Versatility:I've used this sealant on various metal surfaces, including floor pans, wheel wells, and seams around body panels. It adhered strongly to the metal, even in areas with slight surface rust (after proper prep, of course). The flexibility of the cured sealant is also a plus, as it allows for some movement without cracking or peeling.Pros: * Excellent Adhesion: Sticks well to metal surfaces. * Paintable: Accepts automotive paint without issues. * Quick-Setting: Saves time and allows for faster project completion. * Durable and Flexible: Cured sealant is tough and resistant to cracking. * Two-Pack Value: Provides ample sealant for multiple projects. * Includes Gloves and Tip: Convenient and ready to use. * Versatile: can be used for auto body, and RV roof repairs.Cons: * Strong Odor: Like most polyurethane sealants, it has a strong chemical odor. Ensure proper ventilation during application. * Cleanup: Polyurethane is messy. Using proper gloves is essential. Clean up with mineral spirits or appropriate solvent before it cures.Overall:The [Black] 2 Pack Professional Automotive Seam Sealer is a solid product that performs as advertised. It's easy to apply, quick-setting, paintable, and durable. Whether you're a professional auto body technician or a DIY enthusiast, this seam sealer is a reliable choice for sealing seams and protecting metal surfaces. The added benefit of it's RV roof sealing capabilities makes it even more versatile. I'm very satisfied with the results and would recommend it to anyone needing a high-quality automotive seam sealer.

Well i had to change the window regulator in both the tear doors on my jeep . The moisture seal inside the door panel needs to be resealed afterwards. I used this and it worked well . Easy to apply , inexpensive, whats not to like .👍

I ordered this for the entryway at my work. We have black metal frames around glass. Over the years the black frames are starting to split, creating air gaps. I ordered this to help seal those gaps and make the space look a little nicer. Overall very happy with this seam sealer

This is a preliminary review. I have a black van had a small interior item that needed sealing. This applied easily, leveled nicely and looks great. The big job of sealing roof seams has to wait until weather gets warmer. My interest was to get a black sealer that would be correct for my black van. Will update is needed after warms up and seal the seams.

Works as advertised. I used this to patch some trim work I had to do on my from fenders for tire clearance issues. Easy to use and apply and seems to be keeping the water out? hard to tell at the moment. Will update my review in the spring to see if there's any rust anywhere water could have gotten in.

This seam sealer has worked well on sealing the seams on my body panels. It's been cooler outside, so it's taken a lot longer than I'm used to to dry. It does stay somewhat flexible after it's dry. Overall, it has worked pretty good for my application. Good buy!

This brand is less than half the price per tube at auto store prices. It contains the same ingredients, and so I assume it will perform similarly—although, cutting the tip correctly for the bead you plan to set, and having the right plunger tool to deliver the product are two very important components for success. This has been the wettest winter in the Smoky Mountains I can remember. When it dries up, I’ll be using this for diy-installing the rear window glass I knocked out of our old s10 truck. Fingers crossed…

I used this seam sealer on some exposed metal seams, and it worked well. It’s thick and bonds securely, creating a durable seal once it cures. Application was straightforward with a standard caulking gun, though it does take a full 24 hours to dry before painting—longer than some other products I’ve used. Once dry, the finish is smooth and flexible, and it seems like it will hold up well over time. The included gloves weren’t great, so I’d recommend using your own. Overall, a solid product that does what it’s supposed to.