Thread: weather stripping
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06-06-2015 07:24 AM #1
weather stripping
Looking for a good source for quality cowl and radiator to hood rubber seal tape for my 36 ford? Needs to be able to withstand engine bay heat.
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06-06-2015 08:09 AM #2
You might try Bob Drake.... https://www.bobdrake.com/Categories2...mpersandlacing"It is not much good thinking of a thing unless you think it out." - H.G. Wells
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06-06-2015 08:25 AM #3
Mac's might have something also - -- MACs Antique Auto Parts - Classic & Antique Ford Parts - Macs Auto Parts
good luck
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06-06-2015 08:40 AM #4
This came up as a fast hit under a Google search
Steele Rubber Products - Quality Crafted Automotive Rubber Parts and Weatherstripping" "No matter where you go, there you are!" Steve.
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06-07-2015 07:29 AM #5
Thanks guys. Has anyone had any experience in the products, is one better/easier to work with than another?
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06-07-2015 08:06 AM #6
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06-07-2015 09:27 AM #7
I've pretty much got all of the rubber and strips from MAC's or LMC trucks. I think Randyr is right they are all probably made by one company and sold thru various old car and truck site." "No matter where you go, there you are!" Steve.
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06-07-2015 01:39 PM #8
I know that Steele makes their own products. Mostly GM repop stuff is their main products.
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06-07-2015 02:02 PM #9
If I remember Juliano's has it in many colors also. I also have seen many people have a upholstery shop make it by using welt cord and riviting it on, pretty easy if someone has a sewing machine with welt foot. Best of LuckWhy is mine so big and yours so small, Chrysler FirePower
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