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Coppertop1234:
First attempt of making some rubber stops for rear of seat.

Dong think wife will notice her ice cube trays has gone

Coppertop1234:
Don't think plan a will be a success ,but waiting for silicone to set.
Marvelous if you put it down when your using it day after nozzle is set solid.

I have spotted air holes around mould so it can cure,but we will see how it goes.

Ken4004:
I have seen videos concerning making rubber parts and after mixing  the rubber solution the next step is too get any air bubbles out of the solution.

This is done by putting the filled mould into a vacuum which over half an hour or so draws all the bubbles out of the rubber solution in the mould.

exvalvesetdabbler:
I have used polyurethane  rubber for making the T shaped rubber grommets in the Speedo bowls, tail light brackets.  I used shore A 50 and the black pigment additive.  It's not so prone to entrapment of bubbles.  You have to work quick though.

I have also seen articles of people using the stuff they glue car windows in with for repairing suspension bushes on classic cars.

Regards
Dave

exvalvesetdabbler:

--- Quote from: Coppertop1234 on August 25, 2026, 07:10:10 PM ---First attempt of making some rubber stops for rear of seat.

Dong think wife will notice her ice cube trays has gone

--- End quote ---

Hope you used a good mold release agent in those ice cube trays otherwise you're in deep trouble when your wife sees them.

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