SP-10 Mat

Just about anything with the slightest bit of stickiness will do the trick. You could probably use grape jelly.

But the 3M product is a good idea.

What a great thread, lots of sharing and information.

Td160, your design is original and unique, congratulations on that and also for the fact it's a beautiful concept.

Just talked to my friend and he tells me the 3M Artist adhesive is similar (if not the same) as the adhesive used for Post-it notes.

Romy and Michelle will be pleased.

Glad to hear the BA mat 2 worked out for you Steve. I'm not really sure when my BA mat 1 got warped but I don't think it was when I first received it. I always stored it with my records standing straight up in a temperature controlled environment.

I don't use the BA-1 anymore since I got my Micro Seiki CU-180 mat. I initially used the CU-180 by itself but found it to be over damped in my system. I then started experimenting with other materials between the platter and CU-180. I found I liked the sound better with something else in between the CU-180 and platter. I ended up using strips of 1/16 isodamp 1002 in between. Luckily with the SP10's spindle height you can try all sorts of things as long as your arm height has enough adjustability. Isodamp is kind of sticky and oily and can stain stuff so keep that in mind if you try it.