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I need to replace the door seal weatherstripping (again) on my 1958 Austin Healey 100–6. The material I purchased from Moss seems to have an aluminum internal clamp that doesn't grip very well. A friend told me to give the TR six version a try. I purchased this material. However, it does not seem to be any better. I would rather not glue this material in place. Is there another material that has a stronger grip? Or, is there a clamping tool that would help it stay put?
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Martin MacGregor sells a product called Bristelflex
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Ditto. Bristleflex is the stuff to use.
You can also get it through Autofarm in Ontario Canada.
You can also get it through Autofarm in Ontario Canada.
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Take a close look at it to ensure its appearance meets your desires. I have always found Bristleflex to be unfortunately very different in appearance from the original stuff. It's nice weatherstripping, but it doesn't look like the original.
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But it stays in place once it’s on and it seals better that the stuff from the other suppliers .
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Martin McGregor can be a hard guy to pin down . If he doesn’t answer within a few days I would suggest going via Autofarm in Canada .
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I had a hard time getting my seals to stay in place and I used a Gel Superglue. I would dab a spot about every 3 or 4 inches and it worked. When I had to remove a area it was easy to do with a putty knife.