This is multipart MIME message. --rvfwigjpwaovyisfqjclrldvxjyvaj Dear list, I sent this post following the discussion re: upright damper felt and I'm not sure that it got to the list. So I thought I try to send it again. If it did make it to the list, and the thread ended, thank you for your patience. And thanks to those who already responded to my query. Jerry Gravina, RPT Babylon, NY --rvfwigjpwaovyisfqjclrldvxjyvaj From: ggravina@ix.netcom.com(Gerard Gravina) Subject: Re: Upright damper felts Cc: pianotech@byu.edu Dear list, Thanks to all who responded so far to my query on upright damper felts. The suggestions dealing with the bass damper felts were good ones. In the past, I have added felt above the existing back felt, and it has worked fine. If the APSCO #33930C's do the trick, I can save on the labor, and probably have a cleaner looking job. (Thank you, Jon Page.) Regarding the treble felts, though, I'm not sure I presented my question clearly. As Jim Bryant suggested, I could cut my own pieces. But I need to cut them from a strip that is wide enough - so that after I cut them, the pieces are long enough. APCSO's #33937, for example, is an uncut 19" long strip that is 1-1/4" wide and 3/8" thick. After cutting 3/8" wide pieces, I will have pieces that measure 3/8" x 3/8" 1-1/4". (The width has become the length.:)) The dilemma is where to find felt that starts as a strip 1-1/2" wide? Jerry Gravina, RPT Babylon, NY
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