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Location: Alabama | Can the "rubber" pad on the bottom of the bowl be replaced? My fat belly pushes that round bowl off! Pad wore out years ago. Guitar purchased mail order in May 1973 from "Texas Slims" discount music house. It's a Balldeer 1111-1 Sunburst in color. |
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Location: CT | Have you seen these?
http://cgi.ebay.com/Slip-Grip-anti-slip-patch-for-Ovation-acoustic-... |
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Location: south east Michigan | If you really need it, get ahold of a small piece of the "grip-tape" used on skateboards. Or maybe the anti-slip strips used for the shower??? But I don't think they come in black. |
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Location: NJ | There was a thread a while back regarding those SlipGrip thingies, and I think a few people had issues with adhesive failure . . .
Anyone?? . . . |
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Location: PDX | 3M adhesive backed stair tread works great. Eventually wears a hole in your pants, but it works.
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Location: GA USA | Originally posted by tchs1973:
My fat belly pushes that round bowl off! Hey, I just figured out where the name Slipkid comes from! |
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Location: South of most, North of few | Originally posted by cliff:
There was a thread a while back regarding those SlipGrip thingies, and I think a few people had issues with adhesive failure . . .
Anyone?? . . . I have these "thingies" on all 4 of my guitars, and they seem to work great. The key to the adhesive is to follow the directions (as with most other things) and cure it with a hair dryer. |
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Location: Warren,Pa. | There's no trick to the 3M stari treads...peel 'n stick, never comes off. |
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Location: ms | I have not had trouble with slippage. But i did get caught pushing when i should have been pulling :( |
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