Need a source for foam rubber gasket material

[Steve in Mi]

Where to buy foam rubber gasket material. The self stick (adheasive on one side) foam sponge stuff sold by the roll. I need some 1" wide by 3/8", 1/2" and 3/4" thickness.

I have a sand blast cabinet I'm cleaning up for fresh paint and really want to replace all the gasket material on doors, light and window. I carefully removed the original foam gasket material and maybe could apply a two sided adheasive tape and save some of it but if the cost isn't out of reach, I prefer fresh gaskets to seal up the blast box. Thanks for any leads.

 

[buening]

Sounds like weatherstripping that can be found at your local Lowe's or Menards in the door hardware section. It is available in varying thickness and widths. I believe Wal-Mart carries it too.

 

[nadogail]

Mc Master - Carr

 

[Kevin54]

WallyWorld carrys 3M weatherstripping that is foam and sticky on one side

 

[Torque1st]

Some parts stores have self stick weatherstrip. Hardware stores have it also.

 

[Steve in Mi]

Any weatherstripping I've looked at is much lower density than this.

Couldn't find it at McMaster-Carr either.

 

[Torque1st]

Keep looking, I have seen very high density material around. I am sure McMaster has what you need for door gaskets because I have purchased it from them before. You can also try industrial rubber supply houses found in most larger cities.

 

[mrb]

here you go http://www.lamatek.com/products/tapes/

 

[Steve in Mi]

Looks like this will be worth a try.

http://www.technologylk.com/product...6/CRL-Black-3-4-x-1-Sticker-Tite---12-Ft.html

 

[Torque1st]

Looks like this will be worth a try.

http://www.technologylk.com/product...6/CRL-Black-3-4-x-1-Sticker-Tite---12-Ft.html

I have seen that at ACE, auto parts stores, Grainger, and McMaster. It is a common material. Warning, it comes in several different densities and as closed cell and open cell foam.