[urq] OT -- Garage - from floor to wall question - rubber toprotect urq door edge

[Jim Haseltine]

Don't know if they sell this sort of thing in the 'States - a foam rubber 
kneeling pad, usually sold in the gardening section of hardware stores over 
here. Size is maybe 6" wide, 12" or so long and approx 1" thick made from 
closed cell foam.

I glued one to the wall of my garage just where the driver's door would 
touch when opened. My father saw it one day and next time I went into his 
garage there was the same thing just where the door of my mother's car would 
catch the wall......


Regards,

Jim Haseltine

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "steven j" <michellepfeiffersx at yahoo.com>
To: <urq at audifans.com>
Sent: Friday, October 07, 2005 1:15 AM
Subject: [urq] OT -- Garage - from floor to wall question - rubber toprotect 
urq door edge


> Since we're talking Garages - and the urq has no rubber molding on the 
> door I often wack mine into the concrete block wall of the garage.   I 
> have to park mine 1 foot from the wall.  I'm always curious about gluing 
> some rubber strip to the concrete blocks.   Same problem with a retaining 
> wall next to the driveway.  Any ideas?
> steve
>
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