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			This pertains to a 1969 Norwood Camaro, 08 build. The firewall has a beige seam sealer on all seams. SEMS makes a good substitute for that.  My question is the black seam sealer that is in most all joints in the cab and rear quarters and the wheel well joints.  Its a thick black sealant that reminds me of roofing plastic except that it remains fairly soft but crumbles when removed.  Any idea on what would be a good substitute for this black sealer?  Thanks in advance.
		 
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	
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