Aerial rubber bung
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Alan_M
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Aerial rubber bung
Just wondering if anyone has a spare rubber bung that goes in top of aerial mounting, or suggestions of alternative - water is seeping in along the screw thread into the nice new headlining I’ve just fitted.
Re: Aerial rubber bung
Could be tricky finding a bung the right size, maybe a blob of black silicone smoothed level?
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Re: Aerial rubber bung
Used Black sealant nozzle, filled with set sealant. Pull the hardened sealant out of the tube and you have a tapered plug to be cut to size.
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Alan_M
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Re: Aerial rubber bung
The silicone plug made from the hardened leftover in a nozzle sounds a good possibility. I will give it a try.