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1934 Master Floor Pans #108686 10/13/07 05:27 PM
Joined: Mar 2004 Posts: 80 Cornwall, ON Landman OP Shade Tree Mechanic
OP Landman Shade Tree Mechanic Joined: Mar 2004 Posts: 80 Cornwall, ON	When installing the floor pans, cabin, trunk floor and tool tray, does one run a bead of sealer along the perimeter under the pan before srewing and nailing it or does one put the pan down and paint (smear) the sealer over the edge like it appears to have been done at the factory?

Re: 1934 Master Floor Pans Landman #108960 10/17/07 10:12 PM
Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 977 Likes: 7 Simpsonville, S.C. Bill Masters ChatMaster - 750
Bill Masters ChatMaster - 750 Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: 977 Likes: 7 Simpsonville, S.C.	Landman, On my two 34 town sedans, there is no sealer between the metal and wood; however, there is a thin layer of a tar-like substance on the floor of the trunk under the floor linning. Last edited by Bill Masters; 10/17/07 10:13 PM. Bill Masters

Re: 1934 Master Floor Pans Bill Masters #109003 10/18/07 06:57 PM
Joined: Mar 2004 Posts: 80 Cornwall, ON Landman OP Shade Tree Mechanic
OP Landman Shade Tree Mechanic Joined: Mar 2004 Posts: 80 Cornwall, ON	Thanks Bill, I saw what must have been a remnant of that stuff on my pans. However after 50+ years out in the weather, there wasn't much of it left. Best regards, Pat

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