Fender Seals / Skirts - Material Source?

[Spike Strip]

Anybody know where to get the Rubber Material used in this THREAD ?

 

[Dynosoar]

I used Shower Liner from Home Depot and painted it black. It works great.


Dynosoar

 

[Spike Strip]

Shower Liner.... Yeah, I've seen that stuff! Good idea, Dyno, I'll check it out. Thanks.

 

[Wile E Coyote]

I used Shower Liner from Home Depot and painted it black. It works great.


Dynosoar

If it's been underhood for a while, Dyno, how's in held up to the temps?

 

[Dynosoar]

They are doing great they are still very pliable and have no hint of turning brittle.


Dynosoar

 

[Wile E Coyote]

They are doing great they are still very pliable and have no hint of turning brittle.


Dynosoar

Cool. Living in AZ, I have to be acutely aware to the affects of da heatz.

 

[2mbb]

My local orchard supply hardware sells neoprene rubber as well as something called rubber diaphragm material (it's rubber with fiber reinforcement). I'm using the diaphragm material and it's holding up well.

 

[fliphkd778]

I got some black neoprene from ace hardware, they keep it near the hoses in my local shop. It was pretty pricey, but it it pretty thick

 

[BlueHZT60]

I use semi-truck mud flaps. The first one I purchased was something like $2.50. They've gone up a bit. The material is tough, thick and works well. Just use little nylok nuts and you're new again. Bob

 

[hank14]

Giving some homemade fender skirts a shot. Grade 70 1/16 inch neoprene from Amazon. New fender clips from Beno.

My passenger side was still intact so I used it for a pattern.

 

[hank14]

Time to clean up the wheel wells.

 

[Landpimp]

I just bought all new skirts from Toyota, don't remember them costing much, got a bag of clips also

 

[hank14]

I thought they were no longer available.