ISO DEG Trombone Collar Saver
- officermayo
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DEG products are as rare as hen's teeth, so I thought I'd ask in the group.
Anybody have any of these they'd sell?
Anybody have any of these they'd sell?
- BGuttman
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I've found them to be very hard to find indeed. I used some 1/2" diameter vinyl tubing (slit the long way). Some others have used coiled telephone cords and leather covers.
- hyperbolica
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I use cork bicycle handlebar wrap, and take it up the main brace a little to cushion my thumb. Lots of stuff you can use. I've also used drum stick wrap or tennis racket grip wrap.
- officermayo
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I looked for some similar tubing at Lowe's but found none. I've tried the Protect wrap but it's too big and moves around on my peashooters, plus I don't like how it looks. That's why I prefer the clear tubing.
- BGuttman
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I got lucky on the tubing since I worked in a chemical lab and we kept the stuff around. One brand was called Tygon. I've also seen the clear stuff in auto parts stores. If the 1/2" is too small, sometimes the 5/8" works better.
- officermayo
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[quote="BGuttman"]I got lucky on the tubing since I worked in a chemical lab and we kept the stuff around. One brand was called Tygon. I've also seen the clear stuff in auto parts stores. If the 1/2" is too small, sometimes the 5/8" works better.[/quote]
Thanks! I'll head to NAPA then.
Thanks! I'll head to NAPA then.
- afugate
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- Joined: Mar 23, 2018
[quote="officermayo"]<QUOTE author="BGuttman" post_id="163545" time="1637688896" user_id="53">
I got lucky on the tubing since I worked in a chemical lab and we kept the stuff around. One brand was called Tygon. I've also seen the clear stuff in auto parts stores. If the 1/2" is too small, sometimes the 5/8" works better.[/quote]
Thanks! I'll head to NAPA then.
</QUOTE>
Bring your horn into the store... and tell them you're trying to replace the existing horn on your car with this "upgrade!" :lol:
--Andy in OKC
I got lucky on the tubing since I worked in a chemical lab and we kept the stuff around. One brand was called Tygon. I've also seen the clear stuff in auto parts stores. If the 1/2" is too small, sometimes the 5/8" works better.[/quote]
Thanks! I'll head to NAPA then.
</QUOTE>
Bring your horn into the store... and tell them you're trying to replace the existing horn on your car with this "upgrade!" :lol:
--Andy in OKC
- JLivi
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- Ellefson
- Posts: 109
- Joined: Apr 15, 2018
I used to use Slide Savers and cut the length to fit the gooseneck.
Search https://www.hickeys.com for "Standard Slide Savers"
PE
Search https://www.hickeys.com for "Standard Slide Savers"
PE
- Geordie
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- Joined: Mar 30, 2018
[quote="Ellefson"]I used to use Slide Savers and cut the length to fit the gooseneck.
Search https://www.hickeys.com for "Standard Slide Savers"
PE[/quote]
Me too. I seem to recall it worked out less expensive too as I did several horns in one go.
Search https://www.hickeys.com for "Standard Slide Savers"
PE[/quote]
Me too. I seem to recall it worked out less expensive too as I did several horns in one go.
- Vegasbound
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- Joined: Jul 06, 2019
Velvet ribbon
- officermayo
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Thanks to all for the tips.
I tried the hardware store tubing, but it's too thick and smells AWFUL.
Just ordered the Slide Savers from Hickey's.
I tried the hardware store tubing, but it's too thick and smells AWFUL.
Just ordered the Slide Savers from Hickey's.