Boy is this late... I don't check on this stuff very often. My humble apology
I used "Slime" brand rubber cement for my surrounds. Clear, water thin. About $2 for a tube (one ounce) Three brushed on coats. I experimented by saturating a piece of cloth with it and checking on how it dried. After a week it felt like there was nothing on it but it would hold water... good enough for me. Couldn't blow through it either. A total resto, caps, resistors, cabinets, clean the cloth. The second one is near done now. I'll post them sometime. For a complete period system, I have a Sansui 2000x or a Scott 337. I've got lots of other gear but this is so rewarding.
As a footnote, I'd like to make the case for total sealing vs the time element. Air is compressible.. therefore it's use is for damping. How long must it damp movement ? Not long at all. Might make a good discussion. But not on AK.
thanks,
Dennis
I used "Slime" brand rubber cement for my surrounds. Clear, water thin. About $2 for a tube (one ounce) Three brushed on coats. I experimented by saturating a piece of cloth with it and checking on how it dried. After a week it felt like there was nothing on it but it would hold water... good enough for me. Couldn't blow through it either. A total resto, caps, resistors, cabinets, clean the cloth. The second one is near done now. I'll post them sometime. For a complete period system, I have a Sansui 2000x or a Scott 337. I've got lots of other gear but this is so rewarding.
As a footnote, I'd like to make the case for total sealing vs the time element. Air is compressible.. therefore it's use is for damping. How long must it damp movement ? Not long at all. Might make a good discussion. But not on AK.
thanks,
Dennis