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I purchased an old machinist chest a couple months ago. I’m refinishing to make it a jewelry box. I got some black velvet peel and stick material from my mother in law, but she’s not sure where it came from. The material is supposed to aid in polishing, but mainly I need it to cover the bottoms of each drawer. I’ve been looking online, but can’t find anything but pre-made trays.
That self adhesive velvet is exactly what I’m looking for! However, it would be nice to find it at a lower cost. I’d need at least 4 of those sheets, and I’ve already put a lot of money into this project.
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2 thewrangler_sw
“Flocking” is another way. This method produces a suede like textured liner.
Rockler.com though, has pressure sensitive velvet, and even felt, which you can use to line drawers and chests, with.
(Actually, Rockler also carries the flocking material and tools, hehe.. but I think in this case you want to stick with the velvet material.)
You might also be able to find a similar product at a local craft store, or fabric store.
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