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Tackifire Drive (15)
Re: Tackifire Driveby Rod 20 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Tackifire Drive) was posted by Rod, on 12/20/2005 10:47:49 AM:
| Rhino, $15? Where dya get that from, I've been dying to get a sheet! Sajbor, The moment I finished playing I rip off my sheets (not LP's tho i dont speed glue them). You have to do that otherwise the rubber and sponge will be stretched for more than neccessary, reducing their life. Then I wipe them down with water and a clean cloth, then when dry, I put a sheet of acetate (or the plastic sheet that comes with the rubbers) and roll them on to my rubbers, pushing out all air bubbles. Your sheets should last a while with that method. |