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> Fender seals "T" type flexable plastic, 914-559-155-10 NLA ???????
Mikey914
post Apr 8 2008, 09:13 PM
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Well, I'm at it again. Looking to produce the NLA fender seal. Possibly upgrading to a material that will not harden as much with age, like stock ones.

My target is $10 per set. But, I need to know how many of you would be interested. If I'm only making 20 sets, it's not really worth it, but if there is enough demand, I will do this.

Let me know.

ETA would be 3-4 weeks.



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Mikey914
post Apr 9 2008, 02:21 AM
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I have the choice of working with the flexible PVC that will harden over time like the factory, or at this point I'm looking at several different compounds that are more rubber like, but more durable.

So if there's a preference for stock vs newer more flexible material speak up.

These will look like factory once installed, I may slightly alter the unexposed profile for better grip. I'm actually working on the drawings now for costing.

Thanks all.
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