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    1. 09-15-2006 #1
      porschev8
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      Rubber Trim Seal

      I've used Rubber trim seal in the past because it clips along the edge of the shroud and it makes a good seal. Works much better than the stick-on stuff. You can usually find it at automotive paint supply stores.



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    3. 10-22-2006 #2
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      visit mcmaster-carr online, or browse the catalog if you have one. You'll find all kinds of weatherstipping (both adhesive and clip in syle) If you can not find what you need in Mcmaster-Carr then it probably does not exist.
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    4. 10-28-2006 #3
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      temp rating for rubber seal material

      What about a temp rating for the rubber gasket material? I looked in McMaster and the materials offer some different temp ratings. Just curious what everyone thinks about which material to use?

      Thanks!
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    5. 11-11-2006 #4
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      seal material and temp rating

      anyone?
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