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Mathieu
 Post subject: wanted: lord rubbers
PostPosted: Wed Jun 02, 2010 3:25 pm 
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Hi,

Searching for lord rubbers 1,25" square. Any idea were I might be able to find them?

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Mathieu
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Obergrafeter
 Post subject: Re: wanted: lord rubbers
PostPosted: Wed Jun 02, 2010 6:49 pm 
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gschwartz
 Post subject: Re: wanted: lord rubbers
PostPosted: Thu Jun 03, 2010 8:25 pm 
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Mathieu,

I have two different types, Lord 106-P-3 and the Lord 100-P-368-4. These are NOS - the rubber is plyable. One style has the center "nib" higher on one side than the other end 13/16" end to end, the other type is symeterical on both sides and is 1/2" end to end.
I am asking $3 USD per piece plus shipping.

Email me if interested I can forward pictures.

aviationbits@aol.com
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Dan Jones
 Post subject: Re: wanted: lord rubbers
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If you end up with ones that have gotten hard they're still salvageable: dump them in a pickle jar (or whatever) and fill the jar full with Armor All. Let them soak like that for about a month. It's amazing how soft and pliable they become again. I did that with some about three years ago and they're still soft and supple.

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