Self sealing silicone tape
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Self sealing silicone tape
- Anavrin
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Re: Self sealing silicone tape
Glad you're happy with it. Its a great product, it stretches to 2x or 3x its original size, and is really strong after a few seconds.
If you need to remove it, you just run a blade down it, and it peels away without any residue as it only sticks to itself.
If you need to remove it, you just run a blade down it, and it peels away without any residue as it only sticks to itself.
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Capt-Cudellez - Donated to StillSmart

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Re: Self sealing silicone tape
Yeah I'm well impressed with it, I'm on my second of 4 striping runs with it, not going to remove it until I've done all 4, can it be re-used? Or is it done once it's been used once?
- Anavrin
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Re: Self sealing silicone tape
No I don't think you can reuse it, that top notch penny pinching, are you near the Yorkshire border?
But it will last ages and ages if its on a join you don't need to remove often.
But it will last ages and ages if its on a join you don't need to remove often.
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Capt-Cudellez - Donated to StillSmart

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Re: Self sealing silicone tape
Thanks CC this brings a whole new concept to using multiple heads on one column without mess or fuss.


Always give the hardest job to the laziest person because they will always find the easiest way to do it.
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vino-tinto - Senior Distiller

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