Re: Heater box rebuild

[Jason Chance <j23@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks for the replys everyone. Now I have some good leads to find the 
materials.

Jason

On 11/6/04 2:25 PM, Thomas R Hansen wrote:

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> > Hi all,
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> If I can't find any I guess I will 
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> > have to 
> > go the route of making my own from bulk gasket material. Anybody got 
> > any 
> > tips or hints for materials?
> > thanks,
> > Jason
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> Jason, 
> I found some material to use, at an auto upholstery shop. It is sold as
> vinyl top padding. It's an encapsulated flexible foam, similar to
> Styrofoam, and about 3/16" thick. The piece I bought was 4' wide by a
> yard long, and cost $8.00.  I have used this stuff for all the foam
> gaskets on a car, like the wheel cylinder to backing plate gasket, seal
> around the taillight housing to body, steering column plate to floor pan,
> heater box gaskets, windshield pivot gaskets. As you can see, it's pretty
> versatile stuff, and  easy enough to cut to any shape. Nice to have some
> around if you need it.  Tom in Dallas
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