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Old 02-27-2026, 03:17 PM   #4
Karl Wescott
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Default Re: 1946 Gas door bumpers

I am not sure what is correct, but a tapered style will tend to have a progressive rate of compression to force, a rounded one even and be a little more forgiving on adjustment.


TJ's chalk idea is great though I would use a small ball of soft modeling clay.


If you have oversized bumpers just sand them down. If they are too soft to sand easily (Drake's stuff often is which is usually a good thing) put them in a deep freezer overnight and sand when frozen
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