DIY pack Pop/Easy listening / country 20 tapes - Repair tapes yourselfAll tapes play.
I didn´t play them throug, so it´s possible some tapes are not entirely ok
Labes may be missing or incomplete
You have to replace the foampads and switch foil yourself
A nice way to quickly start your…€ 29,95
Felt super smooth surface€ 5,50
Splicing Block Blue€ 14,95
DIY pack Rock 20 tapes - Repair tapes yourselfAll tapes play.
I didn´t play them through, so it´s possible some tapes are not entirely ok
Labes may be missing or incomplete
You have to replace the foampads and switch foil yourself
A nice way to quickly start your…€ 39,95-33%
DIY pack Pop/Easy listening / country 20 tapes - Repair tapes yourselfAll tapes play.
I didn´t play them throug, so it´s possible some tapes are not entirely ok
Labels may be missing or incomplete
You have to replace the foampads and switch foil yourself
A nice way to quickly start your…€ 29,95 € 19,95-50%
DIY pack 20 tapes - Repair tapes yourself Easy Listening / CountryAll tapes play.
I didn´t play them through, so it´s possible some tapes are not entirely ok
Labes may be missing or incomplete
You have to replace the foampads and switch foil yourself
A nice way to quickly start your…€ 29,95 € 14,95
Repair Supplies & Tips for 8‑track Cartridges
This page contains all materials, parts and practical tips needed to repair, restore and maintain 8‑track cartridges. Many tapes suffer from deteriorated foam, worn pressure rollers or tape transport issues after decades of storage. With the right parts, most cartridges can be restored to reliable playback.
We offer a carefully selected range of tested repair materials, including:
- foam pads and replacement rubber
- practical repair tips and guides
Why repair?
improved playback quality
extended tape lifespan
preservation of original releases
reduced wear on your player
Browse all available repair parts and tips below to bring your 8‑tracks back to life.
To repair 8-track tapes you need Foampads, Felt ( self adhesive furniture felt ) and aluminum splicing foil. You can make them yourself from stuff from the DIY store or buy it online.
You can order supplies here or if i'm sold out on Kate's Track Shack or 8-trackavenue
If you want your tapes to be repaired klick here
8-track repair tutorials on Youtube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYCrkiwhVPc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_YpkIqc-0Go
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