Camera Light Seal Foam 250 X 125 X 2.0mm(9.84 X 4.92 X 0.07 in)

I got a sheet of this to fix the seals in my Canon AE1 program and it worked perfectly, my test roll of film had no light leaks. Now I also rebuilt a vintage keyboard and all the pads under the keys had gotten hard, I ran strips of this stuff under the keys and it stopped the clacking! Its a very tough material, it doesn't tear easily, I ordered another sheet to make sure I have it in stock....

This was an easy way to seal up those analog cameras and to replace worn out sealants. You can also add this anywhere you feel the original camera left off for those light leaks.

Sticks very well. Make sure you have tweezers to handle it. Cutting can be difficult as it sticks to a blade and can get rough.

Good quality. Adhesive is strong and stable. Works great.

Just what we needed to patch a torn seal in the old Minolta camera I found at a yard sale!

Easy to cut, you can adjust the placement as the glue allows you move it delicately for final placement. Would buy again!

I bought this for my Olympus XA which only had glue from the old light seals. Instead of buying a kit for double the price even triple, I decided to just make my own.If you know the rough shape you need, literally only scissors are needed.The foam is plenty thicc, and when I shut the back door with the seals you can physically tell there’s resistance from the foam which means it’s sealing up perfectly.I used maybe like 1/100th of the total material they provided so I could probably redo it like 100+ times over with the extra material.

The media could not be loaded. Replaced my disintegrated mirror damper. Slow-mo video included.