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  1. 03-19-2015, 12:40 PM #1
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    aluminum bumper moulding

    where can I find something to go under this? I bought the kit to repaint the entire car from Sierra madre. This should have included all the rubber needed. But it didn't. Of course. It kind of pisses me off, so i am looking for another source. As it will cost me an additional $250.
    If i had just kept the old beading that i had in good shape that was UNDER the moulding that would have also saved me money.

    I don't even care if it is a company that makes rubber moulding for boats.

    The moulding parts i am talking about are
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  2. 03-19-2015, 02:03 PM #2
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    Have you tried International Mercantile?

    PET makes it a little hard to place the part numbers you gave but it seems International Mercantile has the plastic/rubber parts to go between the bumper and the aluminum trim for a total of maybe $ 36 for the whole car.
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  3. 03-20-2015, 06:57 AM #3
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    Thank you Jim!
    I talked to Terry at Int Merc and i got them at a good price.

    He said they usually aren't included in kits, because often that aluminum decko moulding is ruined, and people replace it. And when they buy it new it comes with the rubber.
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  4. 03-20-2015, 07:01 AM #4
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    The under-trim moldings I've seen are a couple millimeters too wide. I'll be interested to hear if the IM ones being sold now are a better replacement.
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  5. 03-20-2015, 07:23 AM #5
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    i'll report back when they are in
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