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Don't they use that generic black Spandex grille cloth? Joann Fabric's sells that.

John
 
Don't they use that generic black Spandex grille cloth? Joann Fabric's sells that.

John

I'm not sure. Got a pair need recovering as someone let a cat use them as a scratching post. It would be a dead cat if they had done it to mine. lol. I would like to go as close to original as possible. Looked on Joann's but unsure which you were talking about.
 
Where did you purchase the cloth?

I actually buy it from a buddy of mine in Tulsa which I see you're fairly close to. I would imagine some car audio stores would stock a little black grill cloth, too, if you're close to any. At least any that still do any sort of custom stuff. For sure, some in Muskogee, Tulsa and Ft Smith. If you order from anywhere, you have shipping costs...if you drive to get it, you have fuel costs....so it's "six to one or a half dozen of the other". :thmbsp:

You might also try Tommy's Tune Shop in McAlester, too. He used to be an account of mine when I was the Rockford rep for OK and AR.
 
I used the Parts Express Grill Cloth (link posted above) to redo the front of my HPM-700 Speakers and they came out really nice. :thmbsp:
 
I'm not sure. Got a pair need recovering as someone let a cat use them as a scratching post. It would be a dead cat if they had done it to mine. lol. I would like to go as close to original as possible. Looked on Joann's but unsure which you were talking about.

Since you seem to be into animal cruelty I'm not going to tell you. :)

Actually, I couldn't find it on their web site (only gray) but I'm certain they used to sell black stretchy nylon grille cloth. I'd go visit a store if there's one nearby.

John
 
I'm not sure. Got a pair need recovering as someone let a cat use them as a scratching post. It would be a dead cat if they had done it to mine. lol. I would like to go as close to original as possible. Looked on Joann's but unsure which you were talking about.

i got my cat declawed so she wouldn't scratch up my house. mainly i was worried about my hpm-100 grills
 
Jk

i got my cat declawed so she wouldn't scratch up my house. mainly i was worried about my hpm-100 grills

Dont believe the vet if they tell you only need the front declawed. My daughter got hers done and moved back in with us then her cat destroyed my new Ashley leather furniture in a day. And I was just kidding about killing a cat or that one would have been a gooner.
 
Dont believe the vet if they tell you only need the front declawed. My daughter got hers done and moved back in with us then her cat destroyed my new Ashley leather furniture in a day. And I was just kidding about killing a cat or that one would have been a gooner.

Just so you guys know, declawing a cat is a lot more major than simply removing their claws. As with our fingernails, they'd just grow back. What the vet does is amputate the last joint for each of their toes.

John
 
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