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    Re-felt Rodgers C-220 keybed

    I have a Rodgers C-220 with some noisy keys. Not all, but enough to be a distraction. I've removed the keybed, figured out how to remove the keys, etc. There are four self-adhesive felt strips --two on top of the keybed about 1/4" or 5/16 wide, and two below about 3/16" wide each. Anyone know where I can find some ready-made felts like these? I can always make something from scratch, but it would be nice to find something out of the box.
    Hammond BC, Baldwin Model 4, Rodgers C-220, Story & Clark console, Kimball upright, M.P. Moller 2/12 at work; wife's: 1915 Lyon & Healy Concert Grand Style 21 No. 1571, Acrosonic spinet, Wm. Lewis & Sons violin, La Scala Majesty accordion.
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    The answer is: item 2FJG2, Felt strip F7, 3/16" T x 1/4"x120" from Grainger
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    Hammond BC, Baldwin Model 4, Rodgers C-220, Story & Clark console, Kimball upright, M.P. Moller 2/12 at work; wife's: 1915 Lyon & Healy Concert Grand Style 21 No. 1571, Acrosonic spinet, Wm. Lewis & Sons violin, La Scala Majesty accordion.

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