FEL-PRO 3157 Gasket Making Material

I was installing an old pump on my air compressor's tank so I figured I would open it up and clean up the bore and inspect piston\rings. To my surprise the "head" gasket set was over $50 (two gaskets). This fit the bill perfectly. It did take a bit of time to trace the outline of the head and valve plate (the old gasket was destroyed upon removal) but I am very happy with how it turned out. I saved over $40, have extra material left over for more gaskets and the pump works great.I used a very sharp blade as well as some good scissors. I had better results with the scissors. For the bolt holes I tried a drill bit but caused too much fraying. Then I tried a standard single hole punch and it worked much better. This definitely beats waiting a week for a gasket that can cost as much as $25\pop.

Great gasket material for automotive applications.

Tried original gasket twice, bought this nd cut to show. This worked better than original

Couldn't find this at any of the local stores and I didn't want to use the gasket maker and end up with a mess. Used it to seal up an older air compressor and its working perfectly. The only minor annoyance is the material wants to roll back up after you unroll it but this is the only minor complaint.

I’m working on a vintage Ford pick up truck and it’s sometimes challenging to find gaskets. This material is great because I can make my own gaskets anytime I need them. The gasket material is the correct thickness, easy to cut and my repairs were wrapped up quickly without any leaks. Highly recommended. Even if you don’t need it right now, you might as well buy some because you’re gonna eventually need it when working on a vintage car or truck.

Gasket material is easy to cut and match original, worn out gaskets for small my small engines...a sharp knife is required. This particular material is much stiffer and maybe a little thicker than that sold in stores. A good price. I recommend.

Fuels, oils or not, this sheet can be cut into a gasket. It is large enough to make several gaskets.I do recommend it. Use it now or have it on hand.

Thicker than the autoparts store stuff. Made a gasket for where the air filter housing bolts to the carb intake on a Generac NP52G RV generator. Also made a gasket for the thermostat housing on a 1990 Ford 460 EFI. Holding up well have a couple hundred mile drive. Trace out the old gasket, then cut. No problem if you are good with a sharp pair of scissors and razor knife. The delivery was slow but worth the wait for the quality and price.