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Waterproof Material or Rubber under a hinge??
"JR North" wrote in message ... How about some cloth-like material? Some Chris engineer probably already figured out it worked well. JR Thank you sooo much JR. I hadn't thought of that. Man, "cloth-like material!" How do you do it?? Gary -- Off to tear up some thin old t-shirt for use... |
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Waterproof Material or Rubber under a hinge??
Gary Warner wrote:
"JR North" wrote in message ... How about some cloth-like material? Some Chris engineer probably already figured out it worked well. JR Thank you sooo much JR. I hadn't thought of that. Man, "cloth-like material!" How do you do it?? Gary -- Off to tear up some thin old t-shirt for use... Might have been canvas treated with "waterproofing" agents... |
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Waterproof Material or Rubber under a hinge??
Harry Krause wrote in news:bkhkkl$1sq9r$1@ID-
21096.news.uni-berlin.de: Might have been canvas treated with "waterproofing" agents... how about using bicycle innertube cut to size -- Chris Selwyn-Smith (M0CGW) www.chrisss.demon.co.uk |
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Waterproof Material or Rubber under a hinge??
Thanks guys. I found the old one. Wasn't torn up like I thought. Might reuse it, might not. Canvas treated with waterproofing sounds like an idea. Rubber bike tire would work - just afraid it might wear out from bending. But even if it wore out every few years - no big deal to replace. Thanks. "Chris Selwyn-Smith" wrote in message . 254.254... Harry Krause wrote in news:bkhkkl$1sq9r$1@ID- 21096.news.uni-berlin.de: Might have been canvas treated with "waterproofing" agents... how about using bicycle innertube cut to size -- Chris Selwyn-Smith (M0CGW) www.chrisss.demon.co.uk |
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Waterproof Material or Rubber under a hinge??
Probably not. Organic weaves swell when wet, thus improving
the sealing qualities. JR Harry Krause wrote: Gary Warner wrote: "JR North" wrote in message ... How about some cloth-like material? Some Chris engineer probably already figured out it worked well. JR Thank you sooo much JR. I hadn't thought of that. Man, "cloth-like material!" How do you do it?? Gary -- Off to tear up some thin old t-shirt for use... Might have been canvas treated with "waterproofing" agents... -- Remove X to reply -------------------------------------------------------------- Home Page: http://www.seanet.com/~jasonrnorth |
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