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Gasket Paper

Post by Kevin »

Just to let you know that gasket paper is still available, as yesterday evening I went down to local place for a couple of heater valve gaskets and he said they dont bother to keep them any longer and he said just use some gasket paper and when I said where will I get some he said how much do you want its £1 a sheet so I had some.
I can`t remember the last time I saw any and its made by a company called Flexoid.
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RE: Gasket Paper

Post by Cam »

I think my local(ish) motor factor (motormania) still does it too.
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RE: Gasket Paper

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I got my last lot from halfords - I had to ask a few times though as the toddlers didn't know what it was.
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Post by 57traveller »

Good to hear it's still around Kevin. Better than relying on cornflake packets.
Now this is true, I didn't belive it at first - I used to buy gasket paper from The Jurex Rubber Co :o 8) on the Dock Road in Liverpool. Don't know if they're still around but it always promoted a snigger when their name was mentioned. :wink: I'm sure the owner used the name on purpose for obvious reasons.
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still going strong despite inflation

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The Jurex Rubber Co
55, Brasenose Road, BOOTLE, Merseyside, L20 8HE
Phone: 0151 933 7777


and

2 Birchall Street, Liverpool, Merseyside L20 8PD

Telephone: 01519337777

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Post by 57traveller »

Good to see they're still around. It would appear that Jurex have expanded then. :lol:
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Post by TheMadMarsons »

Hey, thanks Ray, maybe I'm just a youngster after all! I'd never heard of gasket paper until today! :D
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Post by Onne »

I have used the stuff on numerous occasions, with the two-stroke moped. I didn't have any other choice, because the stopped making the gaskets before the end of production of Morris Minors....
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Flexoid Gasket Paper

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You can buy packets of Flexoid Gasket Paper on eBay. It comes in packs of six A4 sheets for £3.50 plus £1.00 P&P (UK). Great for DIY gaskets, and definitely better than a cereal box!! :wink:
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Aye, although cereal boxes are holding my engine's mating surfaces together all over the place. The back plate, timing chain cover... oh, I fear the places it went. Still, it's been okay *touch wood* for about 12k miles.... :-)
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Post by paulk »

Must be branded cereal packets though

None of this supermarket rubbish :D
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Post by Pyoor_Kate »

Nah, these were all finest Morrisons packets, istr. In particular Morrison's shredded wheat clone.
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Post by Peetee »

It would appear that Jurex have expanded then
What a comforting thought. 8)
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Post by Johnny »

Fantastic, my local car parts shop, Wood's in Ilford Lane, east london. Got all the stuff. He's great, highly recommended. Always takes time for me and he used to supply my uncle with stuff for his mini back in the 60's...

Not sure where that was going but I got some gasket paper off him a few weeks back... thats it!
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