A bit of a find for shelf material.

[IrishLad32]

I was at the store earlier and noticed some self-stickin felt pads. They' re supposed to be used on the bottoms of lamps and table and chair legs to keep from scratchin the surfaces. I thought they' d work pretty good for shelf material if they held up good. I reckon you can get them at any home store and Wal-Mart, but I was at a Meijer' s. For less than three dollars you could have enough to set up eight bows assuming it would take two pads per bow (one for the shelf, and one for the riser). I thought I' d pass it along in case you folks wanted to try it out. Or if you' ns have tried it you could tell us how it worked. If it works pretty good it' d sure beat payin five bucks for Bear' s Hair that' ll set up one or two bows.

Brandan

[Lilhunter]

I tried them at one time. I did find they were good till they got wet, might just have been the type of adhesive used.

If you have a sams club, you can buy a hole roll of industrial grade velcro for 10 or 11 bucks.

Also check around, you can find seal fur jackets in pieces from time to time, I bought a almost hole jacket for 20 bucks. There would be a lifetime supply there for rest materials......

[wulff]

i love it when you talk cheap!

[str8narrow]

That is what traditional is all about. Imrpovisation!

[DoninVa]

Velcro is the ticket. Real tough and purty too