Reliable Hardware Co

5 recommendations and reviews from 4 people

• Referral from February 5, 2017
  

  Michael S. asked:

  Where is the best place to buy flight case hardware to build your own cases?

  

  Mike N. replied:

  http://www.diyroadcasesstore.com/ or http://www.reliablehardware.com/

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• Referral from December 7, 2015
  

  Steve A. asked:

  Loking for JBL PRX 718XLF sub $1 - Suffolk County, New York Hello All >>> I'm looking for a JBL PRX 718XLF sub. Also, does anyone know of someone on Long Island that does custom work to flight cases....for example, like installing an extra handle? Thank You.

  

  Nick P. replied:

  Reliablehardware.com has handles and they are very very easy to do yourself...

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• Referral from April 20, 2011
  

  David L. asked:

  Anyone know where I can find these crate bolts/nut plates? Thanks

  

  David, Not sure which parts you're referring to, but try these places for all sorts of "roadie" case hardware ... http://www.reliablehardware.com/ http://www.starcase.com/hardwareproductsheet.htm?wcw=google&gclid=CIbyzNyQ4KcCFRphgwodsSmIew Hope that helps,

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• Referral from May 13, 2013
  

  Lawton H. asked:

  Anyone here know where to go for retolexing a fender blues jr?

  

  Trevor T. replied:

  I used mojotone.com before. The Tolex I got was awesome. Reliablehardware.com has industrial strength spray adhesive. It's fairly easy. Plus Tolex and spray doesn't cost a lot. DIY!!! The rack case I did is in my pictures, I think the tolex turned out great. Though I'm not great with woodwork, wood filler was my savior in that process...

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• Referral from February 22, 2013
  

  Ricky H. asked:

  Really needing new wheels for my ampeg 810E cab. Found them on Fliptops.net for $3 but shipping is like $16. Anyone know where to get these? Or have a cab that they don't need to move around?

  

  Trevor T. replied:

  Reliablehardware.com ?

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