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blasting said:

Ron takes a lot of grief here, but his service cannot be beat.  I've got a half dozen gaskets from Ron.  He always sends instructions, the gasket he sends are slightly oversized for your egg, and his prices are beyond reasonable.

OP - just contact Ron and avoid headaches

OP was 8+ years ago. I hope by now they figured it out...

SGH said:

Ron is a great dude. He has always been one of my forum favorites. He has sent me a few free things over the years. I’m in the process of returning the favor in kind. 
All jokes aside, I purchased a brand new, in the box Muhle R41 for Ron. He messaged me not to send it to him because he had no want or need of it. What’s my point? This speaks volumes about what kind of person that he is. Most people would of took it even if they didn’t need or want it and sold it for the money. Ron is a good man and of high moral character in my book. 
If you don’t like Ron, there is about a 99% chance that your are just a dikk or jack wagon. 

civil eggineer said:

Rutland gaskets are not designed for use near food. That said, they can be obtained at most Home Centers (Menards) near the fireplace supplies. Get the flat rope and it takes two for the upper and lower shells. I also purchased their silicone adhesive to attach it which is superior to 3M Super 77 in my opinion. Don't physically eat it or it will clog your digestive tract.

WesJohnson said:

Put a piece of white bread in the palm of your hand and crumple it into a ball real tight like. Set this ball of squished up bread down on the edge where the felt goes and smash the dome down on it. That works just as good if not better than Ron's "gasket" and costs less than a dollar.