C shaped trim 'cover' for raw steel edge

[spudboy]

Does anybody have the proper name for the flexible C section steel and rubber stuff that covers rough steel edges - probably 10 or 15mm deep.

I have searched on trim + edge etc etc, so there must be a trade name for this stuff.

I've cut/altered the hole in my winch bar (with a grinder) to fit a different winch, and I have raw edges that need covering, so it needs to slide over 2 or 3mm thickness steel.

If you know where to get it, even better.
Thanks

[p38arover]

I've got a roll of it but it is only rubber, not rubber and steel. It could be called grommetting material.

Have a look at Scotts Old Auto Rubber
http://www.scottsoldautorubber.com.au
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A lot of their stuff can be bought by the metre. They aren't too far from me.

Ron

[Bushie]

You should be able to find it at a good auto parts place. I picked some up a couple of years ago from a local parts place to use on a roof console/shelf. Fitted over 2mm aluminium without any problems.


Bushie

[isuzu110]

saw this in clark rubber last time i was there. dunno what it was called

[PhilipA]

"PINCHWELD"= nylon stuff which has spring inside to go over steel.
Regard s Philip A

[disconut]

Originally posted by PhilipA
"PINCHWELD"= nylon stuff which has spring inside to go over steel.
Regard s Philip A

http://www.clarkrubber.com.au/index.php'se...846&pageID=4852 (http://www.clarkrubber.com.au/index.php'sectionID=4846&pageID=4852)

Trev.

[spudboy]

Well I never would have guessed PinchWeld!

Thanks a 1,000,000. I'll go to my local Clarks Rubber and see what they've got.

[numpty]

I've used this stuff on consoles and door pockets, but got it from the wreckers as there's metres of the stuff on most cars around door openings etc
Perry

[DEFENDERZOOK]

<span style="color:blue">yep....what he said.....

just go to the nearest dumped car and you will find what you need....</span>