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   ahneedhelp | Dec 05, 2002 04:32am | #1

   I don't know about interlocking but I couldn't believe my eyes when I spotted spring bronze weatherstripping on the rack at our local True Value Hardware store. I'm gonna buy them up as they are difficult to come by these days, at least in our area.

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   BungalowJeff | Dec 05, 2002 07:58am | #2

   Quite a few antique hardware webites sell the spring bronze. It's hit or miss at the stores in my area....that's not a mistake, it's rustic

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   MartinHolladay | Dec 06, 2002 05:32pm | #3

   Jeff,

   Try these two sources:

   Accurate Metal Weatherstrip Co., 725 South Fulton Ave., Mount Vernon, NY 10550.  Tel:  800-536-6043;  Web site:  http://www.accurate.thomasregister.com

   Pemko, P.O. Box 18966, Memphis, TN 38141.  Tel:  901-365-2160 or 800-824-3018.  Web site:  http://www.pemko.com.

   Good luck.

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   billyg83440 | Dec 06, 2002 11:09pm | #4

   McMaster Carr (mcmaster.com) used to carry metal spring weatherstripping in bronze and stainless, nail on or glue on. I assume they still do, it's not too expensive either.

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   Newstrom1 | Dec 07, 2002 09:14pm | #5

   I actually get it at my local Home Depot.  (Boston, MA area)

   Rick

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   BungalowJeff | Dec 08, 2002 10:39am | #6

   Holladaym, Thanks for the links....that's not a mistake, it's rustic

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   Lateapex911 | Dec 09, 2002 08:12am | #7

   In an earlier thread, somebody mentioned teflon leaf weatherstripping.  Anybody know more about it?  How does it compare?  How is it used? and where is a good source?  (I'm in need of some better windows!)

   ThanksJake Gulick

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   Black Rock, CT