Restretching Cloth That was Glued On?

Johnnyt

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Can it be done or I need new cloth? If it can be done, how would you get the cloth unglued w/o tearing it? Thank you. Johnnyt
 
Johnnyt said:
Can it be done or I need new cloth? If it can be done, how would you get the cloth unglued w/o tearing it? Thank you. Johnnyt
Usually it's not a problem.
Start with the pockets and peel back the fingers that were glued under the slate.
Then do the slate edges. Once you get it started it's a bit tough but will peel off.
Take your time and be careful.

* In the future I suggest you post questions like this in the Mechanics area -
you know, the part of the forum where you can get fast and correct answers
regarding table work.
 
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Calling RealkingCobra , Calling RealkingCobra........

T said:
The cloth is glued onto the slate?

I'm not even an expert and I know that's a no-no. :confused:

Bummer.

Edit- Just realized I may have jumped the gun. Sorry.

................Of course.................. you only glue the edges of the slate. LOL

Yeah, Gluing the cloth on with the roll on glue instead of staples is the nuts!! The spray glue is not only a mess, but doesn't hold near as good. FYI. ........! LOL

Glen can elaborate further I'm sure.

Ray
 
Dartman said:
Usually it's not a problem.
Start with the pockets and peel back the fingers that were glued under the slate.
Then do the slate edges. Once you get it started it's a bit tough but will peel off.
Take your time and be careful.

* In the future I suggest you post questions like this in the Mechanics area -
you know, the part of the forum where you can get fast and correct answers
regarding table work.
Thank you very much. I don't know why I forget to post this kind of stuff on the Mechanics Forum. Old age is catching up to me I guess. Johnnyt
 
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