I can't remember where I got those nice heater hole covers for the engine sheet metal and I need a few more.
Never had luck with the search function- Help!
TIA
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QUOTE(SKL1 @ Apr 29 2021, 12:58 PM) 
I can't remember where I got those nice heater hole covers for the engine sheet metal and I need a few more.
Never had luck with the search function- Help!
TIA
@SLK1
It was me. Still have a few sets. One pair for $25 or two pair for $45 shipped
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I cut up soda cans and RTV them on, nice and silver inside, the can bottoms have a cool convex surface, etc. I have one engine surround with a "pop" soda can cover that's must be 30 years old and still looks good. I glue them from the bottom greasy side up, from the top it looks like a cool aluminum plug.
I know it sounds ghetto but it works, looks good, removable and is better than leaving an open hole.
I know it sounds ghetto but it works, looks good, removable and is better than leaving an open hole.
QUOTE(Mark Henry @ May 1 2021, 07:01 AM)
I cut up soda cans and RTV them on, nice and silver inside, the can bottoms have a cool convex surface, etc. I have one engine surround with a "pop" soda can cover that's must be 30 years old and still looks good. I glue them from the bottom greasy side up, from the top it looks like a cool aluminum plug.
I know it sounds ghetto but it works, looks good, removable and is better than leaving an open hole.
I am surprised you did not glue on a hockey puck to cover the hole. eh ?
QUOTE(bdstone914 @ May 1 2021, 10:12 AM)
QUOTE(Mark Henry @ May 1 2021, 07:01 AM)
I cut up soda cans and RTV them on, nice and silver inside, the can bottoms have a cool convex surface, etc. I have one engine surround with a "pop" soda can cover that's must be 30 years old and still looks good. I glue them from the bottom greasy side up, from the top it looks like a cool aluminum plug.
I know it sounds ghetto but it works, looks good, removable and is better than leaving an open hole.
I am surprised you did not glue on a hockey puck to cover the hole. eh ?
I use hockey pucks on my two post lift so I don't mar the chassis paint.
One guy on the bird took that one step further and bolted his hockey pucks to the lift donuts on his 911.
QUOTE(Mark Henry @ May 1 2021, 09:17 AM)
QUOTE(bdstone914 @ May 1 2021, 10:12 AM)
QUOTE(Mark Henry @ May 1 2021, 07:01 AM)
I cut up soda cans and RTV them on, nice and silver inside, the can bottoms have a cool convex surface, etc. I have one engine surround with a "pop" soda can cover that's must be 30 years old and still looks good. I glue them from the bottom greasy side up, from the top it looks like a cool aluminum plug.
I know it sounds ghetto but it works, looks good, removable and is better than leaving an open hole.
I am surprised you did not glue on a hockey puck to cover the hole. eh ?
I use hockey pucks on my two post lift so I don't mar the chassis paint.
One guy on the bird took that one step further and bolted his hockey pucks to the lift donuts on his 911.
I thought Canuks used hockey pucks to replace the rubber block in the steering linkage?
QUOTE(ClayPerrine @ May 1 2021, 10:33 AM)
QUOTE(Mark Henry @ May 1 2021, 09:17 AM)
QUOTE(bdstone914 @ May 1 2021, 10:12 AM)
QUOTE(Mark Henry @ May 1 2021, 07:01 AM)
I cut up soda cans and RTV them on, nice and silver inside, the can bottoms have a cool convex surface, etc. I have one engine surround with a "pop" soda can cover that's must be 30 years old and still looks good. I glue them from the bottom greasy side up, from the top it looks like a cool aluminum plug.
I know it sounds ghetto but it works, looks good, removable and is better than leaving an open hole.
I am surprised you did not glue on a hockey puck to cover the hole. eh ?
I use hockey pucks on my two post lift so I don't mar the chassis paint.
One guy on the bird took that one step further and bolted his hockey pucks to the lift donuts on his 911.
I thought Canuks used hockey pucks to replace the rubber block in the steering linkage?
Hmmmm....
The ones Bruce provides are nicely made.
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