

| Subject: | Re: self-vulcanizing rubber tape |
| From: | Austin |
| Date: | Wed, 18 Dec 1996 23:04:00 -0800 |
At 08:29 AM 12/18/96 -0600, you wrote: >Radio Shack, DigiKey, Mouser, Newark electronics suppliers etc. all carrier >the self-sealing silicone polymer 'rubber' tape. it is frequently used in >place of heat-shrink tubing and yes, does seem to work well. > >there are some 'cheapo' makes of it out there that do not seem to fuse well >to itself. these are a harder polymer and are next to useless. look for a >nice soft, squooshy one and i've had good luck with those that are rust colored. > >-dan The only problem with the self-fusing silicone tape is that it tears *very* easily when it gets nicked - but makes a wonderful grip tape on baseball bats (lasts maybe one game)!! The stuff we all want is available from Griot's Garage mail order catalog (1800/345-5789) as part #23315, 'rubberized fix-it tape', 3/4" X 27 ft. long. Austin
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