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houseowax
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Front Fender Packing?

Post by houseowax » Wed Mar 24, 2010 6:38 am

Does anyone remanufacture these? The doofus who painted my bike before I owned it obviously didn't do a complete disassembly and painted over the front fender packing and the horn. The horn I'll strip and paint with Krylon, but the sight of that rubber painted white just galls me.

Someone has one on eBay, but I can't bring myself to pay $40 + for a small strip of rubber. Especially not if there's a cheaper alternative.

Anyone?
'63 CA77 - Giving me all kinds of headaches.
'64 CA77 - Patiently waiting it's turn
'65 CB77 - A 'great winter project'

Dr. Frankenstein
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Fender Packing

Post by Dr. Frankenstein » Fri Mar 26, 2010 7:38 pm

I have the same problem with my CA77; I don't have one, either, so when the time comes, I'll probably just make one out of something rubbery like car window insulation and GorillaGlue it to the fender..

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Re: Front Fender Packing?

Post by busaken » Fri Mar 26, 2010 9:31 pm

houseowax wrote:Does anyone remanufacture these? The doofus who painted my bike before I owned it obviously didn't do a complete disassembly and painted over the front fender packing and the horn. The horn I'll strip and paint with Krylon, but the sight of that rubber painted white just galls me.

Someone has one on eBay, but I can't bring myself to pay $40 + for a small strip of rubber. Especially not if there's a cheaper alternative.

Anyone?
HAD THE SAME PROBLEM WIH MINE SOMEONE PAINT MINE AS WELL. I USED LAQUER THINNER TO REMOVE THE PAINT. THEN I USED VASEOLINE TO REHYDRATE THE RUBBER AND ALL IS GOOD.

KellieLyyne
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fender packing

Post by KellieLyyne » Sun Mar 28, 2010 1:02 am

yeah my hunk of rust (before resto) had a white one (not painted over) but cracked beyond repair, so I bought one on ebay and paid the 40 bucks for it. I know, a lot of money for a rubber liner. Oh well, thats the way it goes sometimes.

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