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Posted by lakkdainen on February 12, 2002 at 15:27:09:

In Reply to: Newbie Hello & Cocktail Bezel ? posted by amphmonk on February 12, 2002 at 10:43:33:

Another idea would be to use foam weatherstripping. It would compress under pressure but retain its thickness to cover your gap.

: Hello All,
: I've been lurking here and learning for a few months.
: I've just finished(well almost) my first homemade MAME
: cocktail cabinet and I have an issue with the monitor
: and I'm not sure how to proceed. I'm sure some of ya'll
: have faced the same problem so I am looking for some
: suggestions on how to handle.

: Where the monitor meets the top, there is a gap due to the curve of the
: monitor. I am using a spare 17" monitor I had lying around.
: If you look in the pic below, you can see that gap.

: Any suggestions on how to deal with this?

: thx...matt

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: Another idea would be to use foam weatherstripping. It would compress under pressure but retain its thickness to cover your gap. : : Hello All, : : I've been lurking here and learning for a few months. : : I've just finished(well almost) my first homemade MAME : : cocktail cabinet and I have an issue with the monitor : : and I'm not sure how to proceed. I'm sure some of ya'll : : have faced the same problem so I am looking for some : : suggestions on how to handle. : : Where the monitor meets the top, there is a gap due to the curve of the : : monitor. I am using a spare 17" monitor I had lying around. : : If you look in the pic below, you can see that gap. : : Any suggestions on how to deal with this? : : thx...matt

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