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Old 02-24-2020, 07:53 AM
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I had the exact same problem on my 68 Camaro.

I do not know the best solution but here's what worked really well for me.

Get online to mcmastercarr and order a small sheet of VITON.
They offer multiple thicknesses and durometer (softness) ratings.
VITON is a wonderful material that will stay pliable, last longer than any other rubber commonly available and be easily trimmed with an exacto knife or cut with scissors. And yes, it's black in color.
It's also chemically compatible with anything your car would experience (unless you drive through foric acid, lol)

Hope this helps!
Jim Gloe
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