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Re: Is your vintage table dust cover cracked and ugly? [message #12443 is a reply to message #12441] |
Wed, 10 August 2005 14:31 |
Russellc
Messages: 397 Registered: May 2009
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Very nice. My AR the turntable's top doesnt quite clear mr Merrill platter, which is slightly larger than the original. What are the shelves of your rack made of? I built a similar stand, but am only using mdf. Your idea spruces it up considerable. What did you use? Russellc
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Re: Boring system pix [message #12449 is a reply to message #12447] |
Wed, 10 August 2005 18:15 |
BillEpstein
Messages: 886 Registered: May 2009
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Bugle with CD/Fono inputs and switch next to TT; Verve pre-amp awaiting main amps; Sony 775 modded by Matthew Anker and Audio Note Kit One Magnificently shiny chrome transformer covers Soon to be installed Welborne DRD 45's with 'Antique Radio" finish. They are, after all, antique radio tubes. Absolutely brand new RCA Cunningham engraved base from 193? And the reason the speakers have both grill and port guards? 8 weeks old she spent the first night inside the cabinets nestled in the fiberglass! To escape Muse. She needs a name..........
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Re: Is your vintage table dust cover cracked and ugly? [message #12839 is a reply to message #12441] |
Mon, 06 March 2006 22:56 |
Paul C.
Messages: 218 Registered: May 2009
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Can't fix the cracks, but for dull scratched up dust covers, get some KIT ScratchOut. This is a very fine plastic polish sold for polishing motorbike helmet face shields, plexiglass, and other plastics. Use a soft cloth and a few minutes of polishing by hand (RESIST the temptation to use a Dremel Tool and cloth wheel). This polish is sold in automotive stores and Walmart. Look for the bright yellow bottle. Or look for any polish recommended for use on plexiglass and other plastics.
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