Rubber Parts and Weatherstripping for American Classic Cars, Trucks and Hot Rods
Let’s say you’re trying to seal an old 1930’s car. Many of these vehicles came with little or no weatherstripping. Or maybe you’re working on something obscure that NOBODY carries replacement parts for. Or something more general like an RV, boat, or trailer- or anything that needs weatherstripping- and you can’t find a direct part…
1981- 93 Dodge Ramcharger These liftgate weatherstrips are designed from the original parts for superior fitment and seal and are made of high-quality EPDM rubber. Also, they are easy to install push-on clinch seal mounting style with no adhesive required. #70-4134-84 Liftgate Weatherstrip This primary weatherstrip mounts on the vehicle body and seals the liftgate….
Have you ever been shopping for weatherstripping and looked at some of the names of the parts and thought to yourself “What in the world?”. Yeah, we know. There can be some pretty odd names for this stuff. Some of our parts names are self-explanatory like ‘Trunk Weatherstrip’ or ‘Windshield Gasket’ but there are plenty…
We make thousands of rubber parts at Steele Rubber Products but we rarely get to see them after they leave the shop. We visited with the guys at Quarter Mile Muscle in Mooresville, NC to watch them install our new brass-core door seals on a 1969 Camaro. They did the doors and the trunk seals…
Step-by-step instructions for removing and replacing trunk weatherstrip on Ford. Matt uses Steele Rubber Products, adhesives and plastic weatherstripping tool to make changes.
In this video Matt Agosta replaces windshield, trunk and door weatherstrip. He show gluing techniques and the best tools to use to complete the job.