Hi to the list --
Some years ago I acquired many rolls (ends) of vinyl in many colors and
textures, some long, some short. It was used to make vinyl covered
notebooks of the type used to make loose-leaf catalogs. Rolls are about
50 inches wide. Vinyl has no cloth backing on most. It has been stored
in a cool building and has not deteriorated.
To help in restoring a rig, I will ship a sample, then $10.00 for one
yard for the trouble of digging it out and shipping. More is cheaper.
Send me a color, texture, and a sase. Post first. Most is fairly smooth,
NOT TEXTURED.
If you can remove existing vinyl, this PROBABLY can be attached with
contact cement.
73, Ariel, k4aal
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Brian Haren
> To: tentec@contesting.com
> Sent: Thursday, December 18, 2003 10:00 PM
> Subject: [TenTec] "Elderly" TT cabinet refinish
>
> All,
>
> Just picked up an Omni A that is cosmetically, uhhh, challenged. The front
> panel is in good shape but the vinyl covering on the rest of the cabinet is
> nicked, scratched and gouged. In addition, it looks like someone wrapped a
> few turns of duct tape around the cabinet and let it sit for a decade or so.
>
> Any ideas or recommendations as to how to patch or repair the vinyl? Any
> commercial products that you can recommend? Also, any recommendations for
> removing tape residue? (Goo-gone?)
>
> 73 and thanks in advance!
>
> Brian
> W8BYH
>
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