Does anyone know where i can get someone to make some moulds so i can repro these seals?
Any suggestions would be great.
vw54 ·
which ones ???
XXX-1.8T ·
They are off my albert mirrors but you cant buy the seals
Will Vintage ·
Clark rubber is your friend dude
greedy53 ·
the rubber under the mirror i use tap washers and there are a few coluurs
XXX-1.8T ·
so does clark sell something like this:
pod ·
you would have to find a rubber parts manufacturer ,then they will give you a tooling cost ,which can run in the thousands of dollars
cam070 ·
pod wrote:you would have to find a rubber parts manufacturer ,then they will give you a tooling cost ,which can run in the thousands of dollars
Yep tooling up to produce seals like that will cost you a fortune. If you get a real price, make sure you are sitting down, or better still lying on the floor when they tell you.
squizy ·
What about using a thin strip of rubber and just running it around to shape?
vw54 ·
the tool to produce those will cost you more than its worth to buy 50 sets of new mirrors
snowman9 ·
You could try:
Peter Jackson's Old Auto Rubber Co
4/4 Appin Place Dunheved (St Marys) NSW 2760
Phone (02) 9623 5333
greedy53 ·
you all mite think i'm past it and well ovwr the top ,but i needed a gasket for an very old part that i wanted to use on my v rod,so i filled a straw with clear silacon worked a treat just a thought
annosL ·
'O' ring kits are similar, lengths of varying thickness neoprene, you cut to lenth and join by super-glue
modulus ·
greedy53 wrote:...,so i filled a straw with clear silacon ...
That's a great idea. You could even make a "straw" out of paper in different shapes e.g. triangular or rectangular.
hth
XXX-1.8T ·
greedy53 wrote:you all mite think i'm past it and well ovwr the top ,but i needed a gasket for an very old part that i wanted to use on my v rod,so i filled a straw with clear silacon worked a treat just a thought