Mudflap material?

[zman]

Recently noticed roadtime was getting my engine dirty, Looking for ideas, maybe what you have used, something cheap and easy.Looking on ebay only turns up 25-50 dollar units, other less expensive are worn or incomplete..
Looking on the road too for a fallen truck mud flap but when you want one you can never find one.

 

[Steve83]

I've seen some rubber door mats over the years that might work.

 

[tuna boy]

Some of the more rural Farm stores sell conveyor belt material by the foot that works well for mud flaps. I have a good one on my wing and it helps a lot but I still get crud thrown up by the oil filter.

 

[krakum1967]

Yea I used the conveyor belt stuff around my shop. On some of the custom cafes I have built I use if for side covers too.

 

[Omega Man]

Lol, I used a car floor mat for a side cover on my Yamaha. Wing owners are so creative.

 

[dan filipi]

I've seen an oldwing fender mud flap.
That would help I suppose.

 

[zman]

Thanks for the Ideas everyone, I`ll keep looking for something..Maybe a good of a deal will show up on the auction site someday, or maybe I should just take off that chrome air dam , shiny things shouldn't be down there I suppose.

 

[toytender01]

Rubber drawer liners for tool box drawers

 

[zman]

toytender01 » Sun Jun 01, 2014 9:35 am[/url]":2quyd2vu]
Rubber drawer liners for tool box drawers

You know that may be just the right thickness, a little floppy not too heavy. I have a roll of it somewhere, was going to line my boxes but never got to it..Thanks.