16-10-2015, 06:25 PM
I think there'll be as many ways of doing this as there are people doing it.
The only one I've done which didn't have a baffle-board was a Pye MM. I ran a bead of hot-melt glue along the top of the front board above the opening and the placed the cloth onto that. I then ran over it with an iron to re-melt the glue and get it right into the fabric.
I then ran bead down the first couple of inches of the fretwork and did the same again pulling the cloth tight until the glue had cooled and repeated this until the job was done.
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— Joe
The only one I've done which didn't have a baffle-board was a Pye MM. I ran a bead of hot-melt glue along the top of the front board above the opening and the placed the cloth onto that. I then ran over it with an iron to re-melt the glue and get it right into the fabric.
I then ran bead down the first couple of inches of the fretwork and did the same again pulling the cloth tight until the glue had cooled and repeated this until the job was done.
— Joe






