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just got a pair of 31 running board rubber mats from the filling station. they fit perfectly. now i can finish the 31 cabriolet that has been on the back burner for 3 years or so, awaiting the mats to finish the job. mike
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Grease Monkey
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WE are very glad they fit and look greatm we are the manufacture and need to know how our mats are doing, thanks for the Imput, Classic Chevy.
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As the manufacturer will you tell us what elastomeric material (rubber) is used? Is it inherently UV stable or is a UV additive used? Is it compression molded in the final shape? Or is another process used? Have the parts and/or cured molding compound been subjected to accelerated weathering?
I realize that these questions are very technical but given the poor lifetime of "rubber" parts would like to know that my $$$ will get me a very long lasting part. Have too many "rubber" parts that have shrunk, cracked, chalked or otherwise deteriorated.
How Sweet the roar of a Chevy four!
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Grease Monkey
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We are very proud of our mats, so far they have been in use over 5 years, with no bad effects, the composit of the mats are not aval at this time,other then they are UV res,also we would like to inform those in warm states, not to mix up the adheasive all at one, and to put it in the frig for a hour or so befor use, this will give you more time to work with it.
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