Side window sandwich seal

[Gary Wallace]

Are people using any rubber gasket material on side windows when sandwiched between doorskin and support angles or just the plastic window. Im sure i will get a variety of responses?? Thanks again

[Battson]

Not 100% clear on the question - hope this helps:

I used a mixture of open cell foam on the leading and trailing edges, and commercially available door and window draft seals at the top and bottom of the standard 4-place pilot / copilot windows.

[Archer39J]

I've not seen anyone using gaskets for the windows yet. I have some 1/64th thk neoprene i was considering for the task.

[Gary Wallace]

Sorry...when actually installing the lexan between door skin and door frame with an aluminum angle..actually installing window into the window frame or door frame

[Gary Wallace]

My cessna 140 had some thin black rubber. U channel. I am considering no rubber ...just the plexiglass or whatever

[Rollie]

I put a thin bead of clear silicone on mine.

[svyolo]

For a different application (shock strut boots) I was looking for some super stretchy rubber (ish). I ended up buying an exercise band off Amazon. I need a heavier one for the shock struts, but wow does it stretch. 15 bucks bought long piece. The material would be good for a lot of different things.

[Nev]

For a different application (shock strut boots) I was looking for some super stretchy rubber (ish). I ended up buying an exercise band off Amazon. I need a heavier one for the shock struts, but wow does it stretch. 15 bucks bought long piece. The material would be good for a lot of different things.

Also google large CV boots.......something like these. You can cut them down alot. Was Simons idea.

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[Battson]

I put nothing in between the metal and plexi.

[Gary Wallace]

Thanks...thats what inwas wanting to do..looking for an ok! Thanks again. Just wanted to be sure itnwas a viable option