On Sep 22, 8:49*pm, Grider Pirate wrote:
On Sep 2, 6:14*am, AGL wrote:



We finally foiund a source for the Grob 103 Twin IIAcroCanopy Seals

Talk to Helmut athttp://www.ltb-lindner.com/kontakt.112.html

Language is not a problem.

On Aug 17, 10:45*am, Grider Pirate wrote:

On Aug 17, 6:59*am, AGL wrote:

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The seals on our clubGrob103 Twin IIAcroare getting a bit tattered
so we're looking for a replacement. *Here's what the existingseal
looks like: *http://skillsapplied.com/Uploads/Grob/Original.jpg

So far, going through a dozen aftermarket catalogs at auto part
wholesalers, hot rod shops, and gasket companies, has not been
successful. *Rumors had it that the seals are VW, but the VW dealer
partsman said that this was not the case.

The best option appears to be trusty McMaster-Carr, that offers a
selection athttp://www.mcmaster.com/#edge-grip-protective-edging/=8fy1tc
andhttp://www.mcmaster.com/#edge-grip-protective-edging/=8fyako

None are of the exact dimensions, and I would be taking a guess at
hardness. *On a 6" length it wouldn't matter, but when there is 16
feet ofsealper canopy, very slightly oversize or slightly too stiff
can make it impossible to close the latch. *Undersize isn't any
better.

So, does anyone have a part number that they have used successfully?
If not, it's trial and error with some McMaster-Carr samples.

Thanks!!

I can't help, but I'm going to be watching this thread. *Our non-acro
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Some follow-up. *I had to order some other stuff from McMaster-Carr,
so I ordered a foot of each of the closest two types of edge trim they
carry. *I'll post up the part number when I can get out to the field
to see which is right.

The ones purchased from http://www.ltb-lindner.com/kontakt.112.html
were perfect. I look forward to hearing about the samples.