Brake rod supports-big truck

[ford35lh]

Any ideas on a liquid rubber or resin to restore brake rod supports
on a big truck. Might have to carve up some grommets if I could only
find them.
I would rather make a mold and pour some compound into it.
Something as hard as tire rubber or o-rings, they both are around
70 durometer.

[35fordtn]

Why not just find some NOS, they are around

[barnfind08]

Agree with above comment. He and I both have nos ones. Spend your time on something else.

[Zephyr Q]

Back before the interwebs gave me access to resources outside my neighborhood for parts I once used shoe-goo from my local sporting-goods store to do something similar. But if NOS is an option, that's what I'd do.

[ford35lh]

I have seen a few used ones but never NOS .
Will you guys part with them ???
Need 2 pair.

[tubman]

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How's about that stuff that is used to dip tool handles in? I had some later 8BA wire looms where the rubber was shot. I sandblasted them to get he residue off and then dipped them in this stuff and they came out pretty good. It's a messy, fussy job to do right, though.

[barnfind08]

Yes $10.00 ea. plus usps small box $7.00 postage

[J Franklin]

A round grommet will form to an oval hole with no trouble.

[35fordtn]

We've got em NOS but more expensive that barnfind08 ( he is Fred Wilner at Southside Obsolete) if it were me I'd buy NOS ones from him and save your old ones for a rainy day experimental project. Fred is a good guy and most importantly he has quality NOS parts