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Felt Sheets

Punch and cut your own shapes from our top-quality sheet felt.

  • 1/16″ x 12″ X 4″
  • Available in Black and White

JLS Q and Q2 Felt Sheets

Q and Q2 Felt are dense sheet felt, made out of recycled materials, that can be applied to keywork where you might have used felt or cork. They are soft, forgiving, dimensionally stable and won’t harden with age. Both can be applied with contact cement.

The differences between Q and Q2 Felt are subtle.

Q2 Felt is an aesthetically darker and functionally more forgiving material which helps its ability to conform to whatever surface it’s applied to. In our shop, we prefer to use it for flute foot material for example.

Q and Q2 Felt products include:

$23.00$31.25 Select options

JLS Q and Q2 Felt Assortments

Q Felt Assortments are a great way to introduce yourself to this sheet material. An assortment includes one 4″ x 4″ sheet of each of the following thicknesses:

  • 0.5mm
  • 0.8mm
  • 1mm
  • 1.5mm
  • 2mm

Black Ultrasuede Sheets

Ultrasuede Sheets have many of the same applications as sheet felt.

It produces a smoother action and is much more durable than cork. Ultrasuede is great for the top of stack feet on saxophones and on keys that connect with a body push rod on bassoons.

All sheets measure 4″ x 12″.

$7.75 Add to cart
$6.85$11.50 Select options

Thin Leather Sheet – Tan – 4″ X 12″

This leather is great for general pad making and is a fantastic material to use in places where cork would wear through, such as the clarinet Ab/Eb key. It also works beautifully as silencing material on flutes (just be sure to account for compression when making adjustments). In general, leather is a great way to personalize your work too, like wrapping bars on sax stack keys.

$9.50 Add to cart

Our Quiet Black Firm Black Synthetic Sheets are of the same material we make our brass instrument washers. The solid tan is the same we make our water key corks from (and older style tenon corks).The “cork” style is the same we make our sax neck and tenon corks from. Sheets without adhesive can be glued up with contact cement. When working with adhesive backed sheets, you can improve the bond by applying contact cement to the part you are “corking”.