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victovar
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thin rubber sheet

08/15/2007 11:10 AM

i am looking for a synthetic blended ,effectively thin (to the thickness of baloon rubber)rubber material which can be sealed to salt water proofing and can be glued to neoprene?..please help
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Re: thin rubber sheet

08/15/2007 9:47 PM

Latex can be glued to neoprene, in more than one way
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Stirling Stan
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Re: thin rubber sheet

08/15/2007 11:38 PM

Check your public library or university library for a copy.

Might google for thin rubber, latex. or silicone gasket material.

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Re: thin rubber sheet

08/16/2007 10:29 AM

You have quite a few options. However, can you be more specific on size, application, equipment, what are you trying to seal exactly? This will help narrow things down quite a bit.

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Re: thin rubber sheet

08/16/2007 4:23 PM

Consider SPRAYING the sealant onto the neoprene.

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Re: thin rubber sheet

08/17/2007 4:28 AM

Pl take Neoprene Adhesive which is available in market and spray it over the surface required .Pl give application so that we can give better advice.
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