Morden2004
Relaxin'
Recently, I was swearing :dammit: yet again as I was pushing a switch on one of my audio components and it slid back almost to the back of the shelf. Granted, this is a light unit and has small feet but it got me to thinking about how easily we damage the tops of our precious vintage equipment stacking one on the other and how easily some of the lighter gear (e.g. CD players, switch boxes, etc.) move when pushed.
Well, I found an ideal solution :yippy: to both problems. In your local department or hardware store is a nifty shelf-lining product that is made from a very soft, pliable rubber compound. It has breathing holes and it is textured to reduce the problems of sticking after long-term use. It is quite tacky and can easily "grip" those small feet of a light unit resting on top of another. Cut to fit exactly under the 4 feet and your scratching and sliding problems are over.
I have attached a picture of this material. It works extremely well for me.
Paul
Well, I found an ideal solution :yippy: to both problems. In your local department or hardware store is a nifty shelf-lining product that is made from a very soft, pliable rubber compound. It has breathing holes and it is textured to reduce the problems of sticking after long-term use. It is quite tacky and can easily "grip" those small feet of a light unit resting on top of another. Cut to fit exactly under the 4 feet and your scratching and sliding problems are over.
I have attached a picture of this material. It works extremely well for me.
Paul