Tolex - Light Weight Black Bronco, 54" Wide
Black Bronco tolex, 54" wide. This Light Weight Black Bronco features a thin top vinyl layer with a lower thread count on the fabric backing and is approximately 0.0185" thick. Product will be in one continuous segment, cut to the ordered length.
| Sku | Type | Vinyl Layer | Fabric Backing | Approximate Thickness |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S-G312 | Light Weight Black Bronco | thin top vinyl layer | lower thread count fabric backing | ~0.0185" thick. |
| S-G479 | Medium Weight Black Bronco | standard thickness top vinyl layer | medium thread count fabric backing | ~0.0250" thick. |
| S-G505 | Heavy Weight Black Bronco | thickest top vinyl layer | high thread count fabric backing | ~0.0285" thick. |
Please note that because grill cloth/tolex needs to be cut, we cannot accept any returns on these items. Small tolex samples are available for evaluation by ordering part S-GSAMPLE. You can also order a full set of all of our Tolex samples by ordering S-GSG2.
SKU:
S-G312
Item ID:
004037
UPC/EAN:
609722167611
Brand:
Generic
Color/Style:
Replacement Type:
Type:
Accessory Items:
| Approximate Thickness | 0.0185 in. | |
| Item Width | 54 in. |
| Packaging Dimensions | 36 in. × 54 in. × 0.074 in. | |
| Weight (Packaging) | 1.35 lbs. |
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Does this have to be purchased in whole yards? I just need a little over one yard.
Asked by Anonymous on February 19th, 2016.
February 19th, 2016
Staff MemberTop Contributor
All tolex is sold per yard and cannot be cut in customized lengths beyond that.
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Is this hard to do ?? I am handy. Also, is getting old tolex off amp hard ??
My amp looks simple to take apart and just have wood box.
Do I need anything else besides adhesive ??
Asked by Anonymous on November 9th, 2016.
November 9th, 2016
Staff Member
If you have the old tolex, you can use the pieces as templates. Depending on the glue used, the old tolex may or may not be hard to get off. A lot of guys like using a roller to roll out all the uneven parts. I would do an internet search on, "how to tolex an amp." There are a few online tutorials.
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I have a 1975 Fender Vibrochamp that I want to Re-Tolex. Do you recommend the Light Weight Black Bronco, 54" Wide for an original look? 1 yard should be fine? Thanks
Asked by Anonymous on May 23rd, 2017.
May 23rd, 2017
Staff Member
Yes, this is the recommended tolex for Fender amps. One yard is recommended for small combo amps.
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I know it's lighter weight than the Marshall but does it have the same look as the Marshall tolex?
Asked by Anonymous on September 29th, 2017.
September 29th, 2017
Staff Member
We have a few different Marshall tolexes. If you are comparing this tolex with SKU: S-G404, then they are very close but slightly different as the textured pattern is slightly larger on S-G404. S-G312 is commonly used on Fender amps.
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Is this shipped rolled?
Asked by Anonymous on February 23rd, 2018.
February 23rd, 2018
Staff Member
Yes the tolex is gently rolled before it ships.
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I need to re-tolex a Fender Dual Showman Cab and I want to know how many tolex I will need. The surface I need to cover is around 2.45 square meters.
Asked by Anonymous on March 14th, 2018.
March 16th, 2018
Staff Member
This tolex is sold by the running yard at 54" x 36".
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Please post good close up photos of the back sides of all your tolex products and please confirm this is brand name "Tolex" rather than a different manufacturer. I've used some products with such light-weight, open-mesh backing that solvent-based adhesive bites into the vinyl and curls it before application. Thanks.
Asked by Anonymous on March 1st, 2019.
March 1st, 2019
Staff Member
The brand is considered proprietary information. This material does have the mesh backing, however, solvent based adhesives are not advised to be used with this material. We carry a water based adhesive specifically designed for tolex application. Search S-F316.
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would it work to repair an older Cheaply made Banjo case?
Asked by Anonymous on October 30th, 2019.
October 30th, 2019
Staff Member
Tolex is often used to cover hard shell cases. Depending on the issue the case has, this could be a good replacement material for the original.
Product Reviews
Absolutely Awesome, super fast shipping !!
Exactly the product I neede for restoring cases on old singer featherweight singer sewing machines.
Easy to install and looks like the original material
This is a perfect match for the Tolex on my Fender Vibrochamp- unbacked, so easy to form around corners. Recommended!
The product was exactly as described and worked perfectly. Very fast shipping as well. Will definitely do business again.
Good general purpose tolex-I use this for lots of different projects.
Perfect. Exactly what I was looking for.
Excellent replacement/ match for mid-late '60's Fender Tolex.
Very nice product for recovering old equipment fast shipping, very nice people to do business with. THANKS! Richard
This is a good-quality covering which is thin but tough and very stretch-resistant. It will not stretch much at all, so don't expect it to conform gracefully to double-curved surfaces as would upholstery vinyl. It is great for flat-sided cabinets. I bought it to recover some 1950s Zenith Transoceanic tube sets, and for this application it was nearly ideal- easy to cut and apply, very similar in gauge to the original covering, and tough as nails. About the only negative comment I would tender in this application is that the surface texture is rather exaggerated compared with the subtle texture of the original "Black Stag" material used on the TO. Not being a fanatic about details like this, I was very pleased with the appearance of my three previously-ratty TOs when recovered with this product.
I used Weldwood brush-applied contact cement to adhere the material to the wooden hull of the radio. This was a little messy but I think that it gave me better control of the application than would a spray contact cement. The Tolex material was slightly softened by the adhesive, but not to the point where it became flimsy or hard to work with. Cleanup was with mineral spirits.
Good surface. Thin and easy to handle. I fastened with hide-glue, with good result.