Roof Seal

[JobandBoyce]

Can any one advise please, I have a 2005 1600 Multispace and the roof is leaking    Is it possible to replace the rubber seals  (the one that holds it in and the individual seals on the roof lights) If so what is the best way to go about it (take it somewhere and let them do it or DIY) ?
I have tried using sealant, looks a mess & doesn't work 

[jj9]

Have a look at the link below for advice.

https://www.berlingoforum.com/thread-106...ht=Modutop


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[JobandBoyce]

Have a look at the link below for advice.

https://www.berlingoforum.com/thread-106...ht=Modutop


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Thanks jj9 the local dealer tells me that the seal is no longer stocked, and seating round can't find a seal. Others have tried various sealants to no avail, so Gaffer Tape for now and when it comes off .... do it again until I get fed up with it and PX it on a newer one.
Thanks again Robert

[jj9]

I'm sure you could seal it with PU adhesive, that stuff sticks to virtually anything and it is very strong but flexible.

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[JobandBoyce]

I'm sure you could seal it with PU adhesive, that stuff sticks to virtually anything and it is very strong but flexible.

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Any recommended brands ? and I will try when the Gaffer Tape gives up.
Bit disappointed with Citroen discontinuing the roof seal, it could effectively scrap a vehicle after 15 years, when you consider I have a 1938 Austin and can still buy parts ha ho
Robert

[Pedronicus]

Have a look at Seals Direct.  They have sorted me out quite a few time on seals for boats.

[jj9]

I'm sure you could seal it with PU adhesive, that stuff sticks to virtually anything and it is very strong but flexible.

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Any recommended brands ? and I will try when the Gaffer Tape gives up.
Bit disappointed with Citroen discontinuing the roof seal, it could effectively scrap a vehicle after 15 years, when you consider I have a 1938 Austin and can still buy parts ha ho
Robert

There's a few brands listed in the thread I linked to, or if you have a Toolstation close to you they sell the stuff.

https://www.toolstation.com/puraflex-40-...0ml/p85566

As ffrenchie advises in the other thread use masking tape to help you get it on neatly, I would smooth it before it dried with a gloved finger and you can feather the edge out that way, remove the masking tape before the sealant dries and you should have a neat enough job.

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[JobandBoyce]

Thanks jj9 I will give it a go when the Gaffer gives up.
Robert

[Romahomepete]

If you dont get any joy with seals direct try Baines

Peter

[Mohammad umer]

The best products of car roof sealing EternaBond RSW....Dicor 501LSW-1.....Geocel GC28100.....but i personaly use for this product Proguard F9991-4 i just apply like a paint get rid off car roof water leakage in rainy weather.