Rubber protectors for side of basse

[Basscat125]

Hey does anyone know where to get those rubber protectors for the wood that sticks out past the ribs on,the bass?

[Greg Clinkingbeard]

http://www.talkbass.com/forum/search...rchid=14725460

I like the Warburton fan belt bumpers.

[Eric Hochberg]

Gollihur sells leather stick on bumpers.

[Paul Warburton]

Originally Posted by Greg Clinkingbeard

http://www.talkbass.com/forum/search...rchid=14725460

I like the Warburton fan belt bumpers.

Me, too.

(Thanks, Greg).

[Greg Clinkingbeard]

I've put them on three basses. My current and likely lifetime bass has had them for three years and only one has fallen off it's back on.

[powerbass]

There is the Bass Matt too

[tstone]

I made my own out of a couple of layers of belt leather bonded together with Barge cement. Secured them to the bass with double-stick carpet tape.

[Chuckroast]

I've used the clear tubing you get at the hardware store. It doesn't work on all basses but Its cheap and easy to replace. I slice long pieces with a razor and then cut them to the size I need, and as the pieces I have installed fall off I just install a new one. The key to cutting the tubing is to cut a straight line so it stays on. I use a 2 by 4 block of wood and a thumb tack at each end of the tubing, then I get a pretty straight line with my razor blade.
Good luck

[Jsn]

Originally Posted by powerbass

There is the Bass Matt too

I have a Bass Matt, so let me second that. Mine's a high-visibilty red, so it has the added benefit of making other folks on the stage more aware of my instrument. Also, I can lay the instrument down on either side.

[B String]

Originally Posted by Eric Hochberg

Gollihur sells leather stick on bumpers.

I like these too.

[pacumike]

Will the adhesive take off the instrument's finish when it falls off or removed? Or, in other words, what kind of adhesive is the best to use?