What do you use to.....

insulate and cushion the edges of jukebox glass? I have been using some
self-adhesive felt on a roll that I had left over from airplane windshield
installs. It worked great to dampen the surface where the glass and metal
would meet reducing vibration and buzz. Anyhow, I ran out on the last juke
and I need some for a Seeburg G that I'm restoring.

So what do you use and where do you buy it?

Mike in Dallas

I use felt on a roll or very low density self adhesive weather-stripping
foam on a roll.
You can buy either of these at the local Lowe's or Home Depot for a few
bucks a roll.

"mike" wrote in message
et...
insulate and cushion the edges of jukebox glass? I have been using some
self-adhesive felt on a roll that I had left over from airplane windshield
installs. It worked great to dampen the surface where the glass and metal
would meet reducing vibration and buzz. Anyhow, I ran out on the last juke
and I need some for a Seeburg G that I'm restoring.

So what do you use and where do you buy it?

Mike in Dallas






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hmmm - I checked my local Home Depot today and they had plenty of foam
stripping on a roll but the closest thing to self adhesive felt was packages
of two 6"x6" square pieces for $4.00. Guess, I'll check Loews tomorrow



"Keith Stelter" wrote in message
...
I use felt on a roll or very low density self adhesive weather-stripping
foam on a roll.
You can buy either of these at the local Lowe's or Home Depot for a few
bucks a roll.

"mike" wrote in message
et...
insulate and cushion the edges of jukebox glass? I have been using some
self-adhesive felt on a roll that I had left over from airplane
windshield
installs. It worked great to dampen the surface where the glass and
metal
would meet reducing vibration and buzz. Anyhow, I ran out on the last
juke
and I need some for a Seeburg G that I'm restoring.

So what do you use and where do you buy it?

Mike in Dallas






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Hey, Mike....when you get done with that "g" model and have it all
figured out you want to redo mine

--
Ken In Texas
http://www.pinballrebel.com
Custom Pinball Cards, Jukeboxes, Drive In's

"Never ask a man if he's from Texas.
If he is, he'll tell you on his own.
If he ain't, no need to embarrass him."

still working on it - too many jukes in the garage and have been spreading
myself too thin
she is gonna be sweet though - will post pics : )

Mike in Dallas

"Tony Miklos" wrote in message
...
mike wrote:

The Loews in my area has only thick tape (was about 3/16" thk, high
density). I did a Google search on felt tape and found an aero supply
selling the genuine Cessna product which in my experience has worked
very
well. Comes in green or a dark gray, quilted pattern for about .20 a
foot
when bought in a 100ft roll. The 2" wide is a little bit more

place I found was at: http://www.glapinc.com/Cessna/misc/compass.htm
Mike Tyler



So do you have that "G" flying yet? ;-)

--
Tony