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Neoprene or other cover for CF bottle?
- Thread starter Glem.Chally
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Glem, how you finding a room between the tank and the grip? I was hoping not to replace the L2 grip, I like the red in contrast
It touches my wrist but I don't care, I'm not paying 400$ Canadian for a bottle without a valve in it. I don't have the biggest hands in the World so that helps. It's enough room for me.
Glem, the threading on the L2 is the same as the FX bottles so if you have a 300cc FX bottle from one of your Impact Compacts, you could remove the valve and put it on the L2. If you don't have one, they do pop up for sale at reasonable prices from time to time.
Edit - this just got listed right after my post: https://www.airgunnation.com/topic/wts-300cc-fx-carbon-fiber-bottle/?referrer=1
Yeah im ok with how it is and happy with the extra 50cc. Thanks though
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https://www.seattlefabrics.com/2-MM-Neoprene-by-the-Linear-Foot-1500-per-linear-foot_p_839.html
Click on the little < > at the bottom of the sample photo to see all the samples in 2mm thick - you should not need it any thicker than that. You can order it by the foot and cut it to size and use contact cement to make a seam. Coat each edge of the neoprene with contact cement twice letting it dry thoroughly. Then when you put the edges together make sure they are lined up because once they touch they are stuck! Cut the diameter about one inch smaller because it stretches a lot and this will give you a nice tight fit. Easy peasy. Here are a few examples for you to chuck out...
Click on the little < > at the bottom of the sample photo to see all the samples in 2mm thick - you should not need it any thicker than that. You can order it by the foot and cut it to size and use contact cement to make a seam. Coat each edge of the neoprene with contact cement twice letting it dry thoroughly. Then when you put the edges together make sure they are lined up because once they touch they are stuck! Cut the diameter about one inch smaller because it stretches a lot and this will give you a nice tight fit. Easy peasy. Here are a few examples for you to chuck out...
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https://www.seattlefabrics.com/2-MM-Neoprene-by-the-Linear-Foot-1500-per-linear-foot_p_839.html
Click on the little < > at the bottom of the sample photo to see all the samples in 2mm thick - you should not need it any thicker than that. You can order it by the foot and cut it to size and use contact cement to make a seam. Coat each edge of the neoprene with contact cement twice letting it dry thoroughly. Then when you put the edges together make sure they are lined up because once they touch they are stuck! Cut the diameter about one inch smaller because it stretches a lot and this will give you a nice tight fit. Easy peasy. Here are a few examples for you to chuck out...
Good tips there Chuck thanks!
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