Need to re-tolex my JCM800, anyone up for it?
- geiristudio
- Breadboard Brother
Like the title says, I have a JCM800 2x12" combo and I need to replace the whole tolex in white. I will provide the tolex and have the whole cabinet stripped so whoever is willing to do this for me will get the empty cabinet and nothing else.
I need it to be properly done and here in London. If anyone can do it for me, please contact me and we'll discuss details. My e-mail is pedals@pedalprojects.com
Cheers!
I need it to be properly done and here in London. If anyone can do it for me, please contact me and we'll discuss details. My e-mail is pedals@pedalprojects.com
Cheers!
- geiristudio
- Breadboard Brother
Common, there's got to be someone who can do it?
- geiristudio
- Breadboard Brother
Yeah there's one place I got an answer from that could offer the cheapest price of £79 if I provide the tolex. I mean, it's not a steal but not too much. I was hoping some enthusiastic guy who is confident in doing it for a little less would reply here 
- geiristudio
- Breadboard Brother
I've already looked at this video and I tried. I failed miserably!
I admit, I didn't have the same adhesive spray as he did. I bought another one that I thought would work but it didn't. I thought it would be easy but it just wasn't as easy as it looks in the video. The cab has a weird front corners. The head cab in the video is so straight forward and easy.
I admit, I didn't have the same adhesive spray as he did. I bought another one that I thought would work but it didn't. I thought it would be easy but it just wasn't as easy as it looks in the video. The cab has a weird front corners. The head cab in the video is so straight forward and easy.
- Duckman
- Opamp Operator
Wow men... you're lost!
Just joking
Your strange shape looks like this? In this case you can use a hairdryer to stretch the tolex and achieve a softer behavior when you're appliyng it.

Your strange shape looks like this? In this case you can use a hairdryer to stretch the tolex and achieve a softer behavior when you're appliyng it.
