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Better yet, just use a Nak that actually lifts the felt pad altogether. Tapes actually play better with less noise and better tape to head contact without the felt pad. The caveat is that the deck needs to be built for the purpose of lifting the pad (almost all Naks). Regular decks need it for contact with the head. If you do decide to glue it back, crazy glue will work, but my personal favorite is the liquid UHU. Takes about 20 minutes to dry. בברכה, שי דרורי. מומחה לשימור ודיגיטציה של אודיו וידאו ופילם 8-35ממ Cheers Shai Drori Expert digitization services for Audio Video Hi Res scanning for film 8mm-35mm Timeless Recordings Music Label www.audiovideofilm.com [log in to unmask] Tripadvisor level 5 contributor, level 10 restaurant expert On Thu, Jun 29, 2017 at 12:23 AM, Paul Stamler <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > On 6/28/2017 3:51 PM, Jeff Willens wrote: > >> Does anyone have a conservationally sound method for reattaching felt >> pressure pads to cassette shells? I'm loathe to use Crazy Glue as I >> have no idea if it seeps through the felt. Double-stick tape was also >> mentioned to me, but I can't see that standing up to playing. >> >> Replacing would be fine unless the shell is sealed. I would prefer to >> not have to break the shell to get inside. But if I have the pad, I'd >> like to reuse it somehow. Any thoughts? >> > > > I know of no practical way to reuse/reattach the pad, which is probably > shot anyhow. Get a new cassette and transplant the tape to it. > > Peace, > Paul > > --- > This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. > https://www.avast.com/antivirus >