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mstng99tim
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I thought this is interesting so I wanted to share:
http://www.bustingpacks.com/uncategoriz ... marks-case
http://www.bustingpacks.com/uncategoriz ... marks-case
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How to make your own booklet case
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CollectorsCorner
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Pretty good idea and a lot cheaper than the alternative
seahawks4ever
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I'll definitely check this thread again...when I actually own a booklet card...
deceptikon1978
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seahawks4ever said:
Same here. The bumper things are a good idea, but I imagine Lowes would have some kind of rubber strips that could seal it up to protect the edges as well.
PetestillRose
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Did it! Just make note, if you're trying to make a booklet case for Five Star, the template Sergio gives will not help so you'll have to improvise. I think it looks great though.
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mstng99tim
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I made a booklet case for the Revis that Wheeler sent me. I used the video and improvised a little, and I like the way mine turned out. Instead of using the rubber bumpers, I bought felt pads, which came in a strip that was almost 5' long. I measured the top/bottom and both sides of the ticket holder, then cut the length I needed to completely surround the card. Using just the rubber bumpers would create gaps and allow dirt and dust to get inside. I still bought the rubber bumpers though, I used them on the under side of the case to cover up where the new screws stick out at. I really like the way it looks, it almost looks like marble.
