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Running Board Restoration, need help and ideas

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by Stevie Nash, Oct 20, 2010.

  1. Stevie Nash
    Joined: Oct 24, 2007
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    Well after looking on-line there seems to be one guy that does running board restorations www.runningboardrubber.com. Can you say PRICEY???

    I'm sure you can get running board mats for your standard models, but I have a 37 Nash Lafayette, so just ordering a made to fit cover is not an option.

    So.... I did a search here on the HAMB, and all though there are many suggestions (Lowes and Menards rubber mats, truck bed liner, vinyl tuck and roll) actual pictures of the final product are few and far between.

    I don't want to go with the smooth look, so any pics of actual restorations with the above mentioned materials would be great!
     
    Last edited: Oct 20, 2010
  2. ems customer service
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    if you want steel smoothies for the nash pm me
     
  3. 19Fordy
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  4. Stevie Nash
    Joined: Oct 24, 2007
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  5. The running board rubber items are darn hard to find.
    It seems as if stuff like commercial floor mats, stair
    runner rubber and such are all pretty shallow, straight
    grooves. Short of buying the pricey repro things you
    mentioned, I don't know where to look, either.

    I could use some correct stuff for my Plymouth, which
    is inside the doors....but it has a unique pattern you
    can't replicate in the general marketplace.

    Not any help......just agree it's difficult.
     
  6. 4woody
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  7. dow
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    Henley acuff. Had my 37 Buick coupe running boards redone. Just under 1k (not including to/from shipping) long time ago. His prices vary- sandblasting and prep work underside treatment/paint . I do not believe there was better than he at the time.
    When i spoke with him, after I reciev d them,I asked how best to take care of the rubber. He said just use johnson paste wax.
     
  8. SASROD
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  9. SASROD
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    "Bring out your dead"
    Just saw the date of original thread, hope Stevie figured out his running boards sometime in the last 15 years.
     
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  10. BJR
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    Where are you located?
     

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