[Jukebox-list] Grill Cloth

[etreble7]

Hi Jay,
thanks for mentioning the thickness of the gill cloth, I did think of that 
while I was looking for a cloth.  this is very loosely woven and I liked it 
for that reason also, not just for the look it will give.  I just picked it 
up at the fabric store, it is not sold as grill cloth.   I'm glad you like 
the way it turned out, was so much fun to work on.
Jackie


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Jay Hennigan" <jay at west.net>
To: "Jukebox mailing list" <jukebox-list at lists.netlojix.com>
Sent: Sunday, October 14, 2007 7:09 PM
Subject: Re: [Jukebox-list] Trashcan Door, Yeah it's done


> etreble7 wrote:
>> Here's a link to the photobucket slide show of the finished Door to the 
>> Seeburg 147 Trashcan.  I used new Mirror Tiles, painted the grill, steel 
>> wooled the chrome and polished it up with car wax, used a very cool multi 
>> colored sequence fabric that should look awesome with the lights on it 
>> and refered to my digital pics to remember how the heck to get everything 
>> back in the right place, LOL  It really looks great.  This won't be a 
>> "restored" 147 but it will be a nicely "refurbished" 147 and I can live 
>> with that.  thanks to everyone for your help and advice on the door 
>> project.  Next, the Mech!
>
> Awesome work!  Very nice looking.  The only caution I would have is to 
> make sure that the fabric you used for the grille cloth is a relatively 
> open weave to allow the sound through.  I can't tell from the pictures if 
> this is the case.  Many fabrics will muffle the sound.  If it was sold as 
> grille cloth you're probably fine.
>
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