Talk Morgan Forums Morgan Sports Cars Morgan Plus Four, Supersport & Plus Six (CX & CXV Generation Vehicles) Windscreen leak

My 22 Plus Four leaks into the cockpit through the glass at the bottom of the frame and I wondered if anyone has advice on how to deal with it. I'm afraid I asked this same question earlier on the tail end of another thread so, my apologies.

If it is via the seal to the glass you can get clear silicone like the white seals you see around baths , but it is unusual
It also could be going under the black rubber between the seal and the body Again silicone will seal that

CT 1 is the best sealant I've ever used - not cheap - but highly recommended.
It's an adhesive as well as a sealant.
I've used it to seal the keel on a remote controlled yacht.

CT1 Clear Sealant

Other colours are available

Also consider Captain Tolley's Creeping Crack Cure. A milky liquid which seeps into crevices and cures.

https://captaintolleyshop.com/products/captain-tolleys-250ml-8-fl-oz

Having worked in Sheffield for almost 30 years I immediately thought that Captain Tolley's was a reflection of South Yorkshire humour but having looked at the link I see it's the real thing and I have to buy some if only to boast that I have some Creeping Crack Cure on my garage shelf. As it happens it's also likely to be my preferred choice of cure as my first and last attempts to use a silicone gun many years ago ended in tears and the added expense of bringing in 'a man' to clear up the mess I'd made so, thank you DaveW.

Popular with Boaty people, that's how I found it as you have to cure more leaks than even Mogs suffer from

'creeping crack cure', 'seeping milky liquid',....... crevice🤦🏻‍♂️................surely I'm not the only one juvenile enough to think that needs 'Ooo-er missus' after it.......
I had to check the post wasn't by Frankie Howerd........

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You're just a very naughty boy Julian.

Captain Tolleys is one of my favourite conversation stoppers. Because ir sounds so ridiculous and is not well known outside boaters.

But another favourite is the frozen fried eggs thing. Nobody believes that either. At your favourite low entry full English breakfast provider, the reason that the fried eggs are always the same is because they are supplied in catering numbers, fried then frozen. I had no idea until I did an audit of a company in Derbyshire, who fry and freeze thousands of eggs. Supplied in boxes of 50, and 100 etc. Look it up.

Had a 1964 USA Airstream Bambi travel trailer a few years ago with an outer skin of polished aluminium riveted to the internal frame with thousands of rivets - many of which leaked .
Took quite some time but dosed around each rivet head with Captain Tolleys and it certainly cured the leaks !