Thanks for the responses. It sseems folks use a lot of different types of tape.
Has anyone tried this Flexseal tape that I see advertised on TV? If so, does it
seal well and does it come up easily?
Sorry to resend this, but it didn't pop up in my email so I wondered if it got
through.
Ron
Wild
Thanks for the responses. It sseems folks use a lot of different types of tape.
Has anyone tried this Flexseal tape that I see advertised on TV? If so, does it
seal well and does it come up easily?
Ron
Wild Cheri
C 30-1
STL
On Thursday, May 7, 2020, 10:25:51 AM CDT, Paul Fountain
wrote:
I can attest that Tuck Tape, used for taping vapour barrier seams, works
really well, perhaps too well, as it leaves some of the red colour behind.
I taped over my engine panel opening, and it was still held tightly after a
few months of winter rains, with no leaks. The red colour appears to come
I use Scotch 3M heavy duty clear shipping tape. (not the one with string
re-enforcement)
You'll find it everywhere at Walmart, Acme, Staples, CVS, Walgreens. Outside,
it should last for a few months until the UVs get it. I also use it when I
overdrill holes. I tape the underside of the hole
