Thanks Eddie..... I was also a bit sceptical about this substance, but as
it's under a fiver, I bought a tube anyway. The packaging does claim it can
be used for sealing leaky windows amongst many other uses, so I'll give it a
go before taking the more costly and drastic route of window seal
replacement.

Thanks for your input though - best regards....Keith

"Edward Bray" wrote in message
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Hi Keith,

I may be wrong, but as I understand it Creeping Crack Cure is used to fill
slight cracks in Gelcoat. I do not think it is suitable for use with
rubber.

Sorry if i'm the bearer of bad news.

Eddie.


"k" wrote in message
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OK, thanks for that - I had hoped to avoid renewing/replacing the seals
simply from a cost and time point of view, but you are probably right
that
short term fixes are just that. I posted this same query in another NG
and
someone suggested using the sinisterly named "Creeping Crack Cure"
liquid.
May give that a go before applying for another mortgage to replace the
seals.
Thanks again....keith


"newsgroups" wrote in message
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Have a look in your local Chandlers where you should find a book
detailing
the rubber profiles available. Then renew.
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