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    Grapheic View II Triopd Head

    Tripod Head
    Part reference 2 - 5 p/n 29783 Pad Base.

    Pad starting to disintegrate, polymer aging/ hardening and crumbling away from cloth base.
    Is there a 'proper' replacement material available to replace the base pad?

    Side question, several easels bottom side pads are staring to gum up or similarly harden to rock.
    Is there a good foam pad replacement for easel bottoms?

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    Gleaf

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    Re: Grapheic View II Triopd Head

    I've used thin rubber gasket material to make similar pads. Also, an even coating of rubber cement can be applied and let dry for a non-slip base.

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    Re: Grapheic View II Triopd Head

    Thank you. Hoped to avoid the creative approach. If I find a non hardening non go to gooo recommendation I"ll post it.. Had hoped a fabric backed product similar to the original was in the collected wisdom. The adventure continues ( -:

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    Re: Grapheic View II Triopd Head

    Sheet foam from a craft store for the easel backing and cork for the tripod head.

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    Re: Grapheic View II Triopd Head

    Whatever you use should be thin so it is also stable.

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    Re: Grapheic View II Triopd Head

    I used a mouse pad cut to fit my tripod head. Contact cemented the fabric side to the metal on the head. The thin (1/8") backing makes a nice non slip surface and is easily replaceable.

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