Rubber 90* grips?

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  • OPBN
    OldPBNoob

    • Sep 2008
    • 5240

    #1

    Rubber 90* grips?

    Anyone currently making any? I have the smooth ones on my VER and while they look great, I noticed they were a little slippery this past weekend when it was 90+ out even with gloves.

    Not looking for rubber Angel grips, wanting something without logos.
    Last edited by OPBN; 08-26-2011, 08:12 AM.
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  • stevewar
    Mag Tinkererse
    • Sep 2007
    • 281

    #2
    i'm not able to make them, but some AO grips would rock hint hint

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    • Ando
      Magusmaximus
      • Jun 2009
      • 4144

      #3
      Talk with BE.
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      • BigEvil
        www.BigEvilOnline.com

        • Feb 2005
        • 9333

        #4
        Can only do plastic....

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        • OPBN
          OldPBNoob

          • Sep 2008
          • 5240

          #5
          I wonder what would happen if you were to mask the back of the panels off and dip them in that rubber coating used for tool handles? Hmmm. or rubberized undercoating.
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          • luke
            lukescustoms.com

            • Jan 2001
            • 8211

            #6
            I was going to try that years ago. I even purchased the supplies, just never got around to it.

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            • Hobbez
              The Untitled
              • Jan 2010
              • 308

              #7
              What about that new rubber in a spray can I've been seeing on tv?

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              • OPBN
                OldPBNoob

                • Sep 2008
                • 5240

                #8
                Originally posted by luke
                I was going to try that years ago. I even purchased the supplies, just never got around to it.
                Slacker. Which part though? Making them out of rubber or coating them?
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                • elgalloblanco
                  oilfield trash
                  • Jun 2009
                  • 129

                  #9
                  I bet if you got some of the plastic panels, roughed them up a bit and rolled on some of that herculiner truck bed liner that would give a pretty good texture.

                  That stuff is pretty resiliant.

                  As far as the rubber in a can, I personaly have had bad results with the stuff
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                  • wetwrks
                    Splatting since '85

                    • Jun 2007
                    • 1828

                    #10
                    Originally posted by elgalloblanco
                    As far as the rubber in a can, I personaly have had bad results with the stuff
                    Really?

                    But...but...they did that screen door on the boat thing in the commercial?


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                    • elgalloblanco
                      oilfield trash
                      • Jun 2009
                      • 129

                      #11
                      Originally posted by wetwrks
                      Really?

                      But...but...they did that screen door on the boat thing in the commercial?


                      I did that and then went fishing w/ my ronco pocket fisherman
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                      • luke
                        lukescustoms.com

                        • Jan 2001
                        • 8211

                        #12
                        Originally posted by OPBN
                        Slacker. Which part though? Making them out of rubber or coating them?
                        I have a can of this in black>


                        "An air dry, synthetic rubber coating that is easily applied by spraying, brushing, or dipping. Resist moisture, acids, and provides a comfortable grip. Remains flexible and will not become brittle or crack in extreme temperatures. This product can be applied to anything that paint is applied to and much more. - Remains flexible & stretchy in extreme temperatures - Provides non skid, comfortable grip - Durable, resists weather, chemicals, impact, and abrasion - Air dry rubber coating"

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                        • LK-13
                          Confused on purpose!
                          • Dec 2006
                          • 584

                          #13
                          Originally posted by luke
                          I have a can of this in black>
                          this stuff works great.
                          use it on PPS barrels so I don't have to polish the out side.

                          I can cast and make rubber grips;
                          but someone would have to send me a pair to
                          make the mold from.
                          colour choice would be black or clear.

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                          • going_home
                            Hebrews 13:8

                            • Dec 2004
                            • 8343

                            #14
                            I have some new wood clear coated ones.
                            Havent tried them on any frames yet.



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