Thread: Door window outside and inside rubber seals

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I was wondering if they make a rubber seal that goes on the outside and the inside of your door windows. I am building a 34 ford. It seems like they should have a seal between the inside window garnish and the window. And another one on the door side of the window.

Try Steel rubber if anyone has it they should

You can use "cat whiskers" to help seal the window and stop rattles. That's what I used on mine.

If you've the patience, and the measurements, I'm sure you can come up with some type of seal. If you find something, post it here so a few of us can consider it as a choice. TIA.

I know JCWittney in Chicago used to sell that stuff by the foot.

Thanks Guys, I love this site.

Originally Posted by Creep

I was wondering if they make a rubber seal that goes on the outside and the inside of your door windows. I am building a 34 ford. It seems like they should have a seal between the inside window garnish and the window. And another one on the door side of the window.

Metal body or glass? My glass '33/34 came from N&N, and had an outer rubber glued in place, riding against the glass. I'm sure Duane will share his source if you need it? For the inside I used a simple piece of thin sheet metal, bent to almost 90 degrees, cut to fit about 1/16" from the glass, and painted flat black. It extends forward & aft, held in place by the two screws at the bottom of the garnish molding, and the top of the door panel. I was looking for a visual block as opposed to a seal on the inside.