The black rubber/bitumen(?) mat that was glued to the underside of my sink bowl has dried out and fallen off (now brittle and in bits). Any suggestions for a replacement material?
Peter
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17 years ago
Sink Sound deadening?
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17 years ago
You can buy similar sheet material from car pimping shops, intended for use to line door skins etc.
Alternatively, just glue (Evostik) some rubber sheet.
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17 years ago
You could just buy a tin of Bitumastic and 'clart' it all over the underside of the sink.
How about old carpet tiles?
Why bother, nobody sleeps under the sink.
Chris.
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17 years ago
True, but kitchen noises are bad enough for those of us with sensitive hearing even without the noise from an undeadened metal sink.
Mary
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17 years ago
tony>>
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17 years ago
An offcut of flashband might do.
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17 years ago
A car paint/bodywork supplier - self adhesive ones are fitted inside car doors etc for the same reasons. However, they tend to come in packs and aren't cheap. You might try a local body repair shop for a single one.
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17 years ago
Whatever turns you on.
Mary
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17 years ago
Spray it with expanding foam of the gap filling variety
AWEM
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17 years ago
That's what Spouse would do - he uses it for many applications.
You have to be careful and apply it sparingly though, it can easily fill a large space.
Mary>
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17 years ago
Is your email correct?. I may be able to help.
Dave
klatu@clara DOT co DOT uk
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17 years ago
delete a blue.
Peter
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17 years ago
You have mail
Dave