Where to buy binding hole plugs

[kingsskier]

Where can I buy plugs in semi bulk (100-500)? My local shop is getting annoyed that I keep coming in for them since they don't technically sell them.

[pfluffenmeister]

that's an awful lot of holes to be plugging at once.


make sure you get the right colors.

[slobmonster]

Dude.

http://www.svst.com/Categories3.aspx...5-c9b08e51c952

[ill-advised strategy]

http://www.slidewright.com/plastic-b...pk_svpbhp.html

[jfost]

buy a jug for your shop while you're ordering - will be the best 2.89 you ever spent (and cheaper than a sixer)

[~mikey b]

Do you have any used holes for sale? I need a few.

[sb]

I hear Rontele has a used hole, you may need a pretty big plug.

Do you have any used holes for sale? I need a few.

[arild]

hardwood golf tees, epoxy and fiberglass strips.might be a semi good idea to cut the tees down to an appropriate length first(fully depends on how dep your holes are, though). else, i think both tognar and slidewright have the plastic plugs in small oacks and bulk.

norsk

[LC]

Epoxy putty works well for plugging.

[userA]

the little pegs from the battleship game work too.

[1000-oaks]

(Yeah this is an old thread, but it seemed the most appropriate place for this.)

Being a used gear whore, I usually epoxy wood dowels into old holes instead of using plastic plugs, in case overlapping some holes is necessary on the next mount. Have even used 5/16" hardwood furniture dowels in old holes after removing bad helicoils, just cut the dowels a bit shorter than the hole depth and cover with a skin of epoxy. 1/8" dowel rod works but is a pretty loose fit in old 4.1mm holes.

Finally found 4mm hardwood dowel rods, and they're cheap: http://www.agesofsail.com/ecommerce/...ood-dowel.html

[~mikey b]

Dew ewe knead too plug a hole pear?