If the guy answers "speaking," you're probably in the wrong place.
Sorry, I couldn't resist. I'm just a little excited about my TR250 being
shipped to me in California very soon. Moss rear shock conversion just
completed and gas tank etching/lining is now last on the mechanic's punch list
prior to shipping.
Andy Packard
CD6746L
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> Dave,
> If you go to an automotive paint supply store and ask for"Dum Dum"
> they'll fix you up. Might need to ask for black, think it normally is gray.
> Bill '70 6
>
> Dave Murray wrote:
>
> >Jim,
> >
> >Do you have a part number for the 3M material?
> >
> >Dave
> >
> >(snip)
> >
> >I recently took apart my gauges and cleaned them. Nearly everyone asked told
> >me to use that black 3M auto weather stripping. It comes in 16" (?) strips
> >in box with more than you'll ever use. I rolled a quantity into small strips
> >and packed it into the bezel rings and then pushed the glass lens into the
> >ring. Works very well. If you don't want to buy a box, reply to me off list
> >and I'll send you enough to do your gauges. (N/C) Although I must admit that
> >I'm amazed at how useful the stuff is to have in the workshop. I've used it
> >in place of the the high priced rubber grommets to protect wires in areas of
> >my car that don't show up (much). It's great stuff!
> >
> >Jim
> >
> >(snip)
>
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