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Location: Ankeny, IA. | Does anyone have experience using the slip grip pads for the back of an Ovation? They sell them on e-bay. |
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Location: ranson,wva | i havnt had any luck with them,personaly i think they are total sh!t..but thats my opinion.....jason |
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Location: big island | i couldn't get the one i bought to stay on the guitar past the first 1/2 hour. it worked for 30 minutes.
oh and WELCOME redsleeves!! |
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Location: Athens, GA & Gnashville | Tupperware had a better idea, but I can't remember the exact kind of tape he was referring to. Dave?? |
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Location: ranson,wva | how rude of me. welcome to the ofc redsleeves....jason |
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Location: Athens, GA & Gnashville | And how rude of ME! Howdy, pahdnuh!! |
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Location: ranson,wva | goob,i lost the rubber "skid pad" on a 1970 balladeer i had. i used tac-tape and made a no skid pad out of it. worked fine as long as you aint plying while wearing wool or flannel britches..damn lint clogs the knap of the tac-tape up...i forget as well what kinda tape dave said to use..i guess i could do a search but.....lol jason |
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Location: South of most, North of few | Just go to Lowes and pick up some of that non skid tape used on stair steps. It can be cut to shape and works just fine. |
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Location: Sunshine State, Australia | Hi redsleeves.
We've all discussed the following link already, but you may be interested.
Interesting Ovation accessory on eBay. |
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| Play nude and don't shave your legs. Problem solved.
Welcome to the home of Good Advice. |
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Location: south east Michigan | I have a strip if grip tape on the old Balladeer but after adding two more deep bowls to the heard I've found that it's really not required. |
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Location: East Tennessee | Good excuse to buy a new guitar. :D |
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| Redsleeves, The slip-grip worked fine on my Legend. It gradually looses texture but the adhesive backing stays secure. I just cleaned the surface of my guitar before I applied the slip-grip. Welcome to the OFC.
steve |
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Location: Atlanta, GA. | Check out the no-slip pads for leather soled shoes at a local shoe store. |
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Location: Copenhagen Denmark | Welcome REDSLEEVES......I use NO Anti-Slip`s..
( maybe I should...)
Vic :cool: |
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Location: Isle of Man, UK | Originally posted by schroeder:
Play nude and don't shave your legs. Problem solved.
Welcome to the home of Good Advice. ...and don't even ask about the access hatch at the back.
Now THERE'S a picture I didn't need in my head.
JB
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| Typical - I was being helpful and you are being rude.
This reflects badly on the Queen (God Bless You Ma'am) and her forthcoming visit to Washington, Richmond, Williamsburg and Jamestown - following EXACTLY the same route I just took on my vacation, except I don't suppose she'll be stopping off to shoot arrows and eat Mexican with jW - although I guess all things are possible.
Why aren't you coming to the Tour? I thought all you non tax-payers were loaded? |
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Location: Bluffton, SC | "I thought all you non tax-payers were loaded?"
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| Two nations divided by a common language. |
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