I bought some rubber about 0.10" thick by about 15-20" wide from
Home Depot. (It is wide enough to lay over the MGA side curtains
and make a really big gasket.) I have used it to make the brake
light gaskets, etc on my '37 Bentley. with it.
Cheers,
Don
Don Mathis, Ph.D.
President
Storm Water Systems, LLC.
770-338-1958 /O
>--- Original Message ---
>From: Diane and Roland Dudley <csx2282@juno.com>
>To: Oldlbc@aol.com
>Date: 8/13/03 12:07:52 PM
>
My personal preference is polyurethane. This stuff will last
forever.
>The down side is that it's expensive and is kind of glossy looking
>compared
>to the original rubbers used.
>
>Check out http://www.mcmaster.com. They sell all kinds of rubber
>products,
>plus a lot of other stuff. Also there is information on their
site about
>
>the relative resistance of the different rubber types to moisture,
oil,
>UV, etc.
>
>Roland
>
>On Wed, 13 Aug 2003 12:30:43 EDT Oldlbc@aol.com writes:
>> Hi
>> Can anyone suggest a good material to fabricate gaskets for
the rear
>> lamps to
>> me? They are no longer available anywhere for my car (1972
Reliant
>> Regal) ,
>> and the existing ones are really dried out & starting to crack
>> apart. TIA.
>>
>> Andy H.
>>
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