If ever making a gasket like that for a metal surface, the easiest and most accurate way to do it is by simply cutting out a piece large enough to overlap all edges then use a small ball peen hammer to go around all edges, essentially cutting the outline for you and then gently tearing off any excess that didn't simply fall off. Easy peasy.
I know Jon Bond Performance and others recommend a anaerobic gasket sealant for the mating surface.
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Also something I had not thought of using. Great idea! I am sure this won't be the last gasket I make for this car so good to know.Originally Posted by Greasemonkey2000
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