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    Mico metal sell by the metre. Did my bike, a mates Zx14 and tthe van for about $50.
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    Now I need to find the edge trim part , went to few shops but couldn't see the right one , were rubber ones but I don't want to risk the melting on the radiator


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    Think I used rubber edging, rad doesn't get that hot. Can't think where I got it now. Have another bike to do, what supply did you use?
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    Quote Originally Posted by F5 Dave View Post
    Think I used rubber edging, rad doesn't get that hot. Can't think where I got it now. Have another bike to do, what supply did you use?
    I bought the mesh from super cheap auto for $17, it's massive. Need to find the trimming now and figure out the best way to attache it


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    Quote Originally Posted by bennz View Post
    I bought the mesh from super cheap auto for $17, it's massive. Need to find the trimming now and figure out the best way to attache it
    If there's an auto-trimmer in your area they may well be able to help with something for the edge of the mesh.

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    Stil no luck with edge trim sadly , went to a window edge trim shop but they didn't have the diameter to fit properly.
    Still looking


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    You could go the No8 fencing wire path...

    Make a frame of No8 wire that is the same size as the radiator, lay that frame on the mesh and cut out mesh so that there's enough to fold over the wire frame. Get it nice and tight then stitch the mesh to the frame with something like fuse wire, doing a stitch that goes round the frame and also stitches the mesh together. Then put some heat resistant tape along the frame edges, like a bias-binding on fabric...

    Just a thought...

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    Just use some zip ties

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    Try comac.
    Should have rolls of edging by the meter to purchase.
    Based in palmy but awesome to deal with.
    http://www.comac.co.nz/page.php?1


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    Shipping Internationally -

    Quote Originally Posted by bennz View Post
    I bought the mesh from super cheap auto for $17, it's massive. Need to find the trimming now and figure out the best way to attache it


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    I have a few sources from the USA who will ship cheap and internationally -

    They ship mainly stainless steel woven wire mesh and have been a very reliable source for me in the past -

    http://www.mcmaster.com

    http://www.bwire.com


    They will also send samples as needed.

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