I haven't seen this stuff for a while and I'll be it isn't cheap but I remember it being very tough and about impossible to remove. Does anybody know where to get this stuff and also, what is its proper name? I am not looking for regular duct tape, but the stuff that looks like it may be in fact made out of metal.
Thanks,
Dave
Oops! I found it. Its called flue tape and good up to 600 degrees Fahrenheit.
metallic furnace duct tape-where to buy?
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Another metal tape is what I generally call "trailer tape". It is used in the trucking industry for temporary fixes on holes in semi-trailers. Only difference between that and what your talking about, is the rubberized coating/sticky stuff that makes this stuff so good (and also expensive).
David from jax
David from jax
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David,
I always check the local stores first and even drive to the next nearest town. No luck. Lowes has some metallic tape but not 3M and no bragging about its temperature rating. Home depot has the same stuff. I ended up ordering some from acehardwareoutlet as I have dealt with them before and they have good prices as compared to the local ace hardware.
Thanks,
Dave
I always check the local stores first and even drive to the next nearest town. No luck. Lowes has some metallic tape but not 3M and no bragging about its temperature rating. Home depot has the same stuff. I ended up ordering some from acehardwareoutlet as I have dealt with them before and they have good prices as compared to the local ace hardware.
Thanks,
Dave
I guess I should have stayed at a Holiday Inn Express last night!
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Been a while, sorry for missing the question.
Trailer repair places, such as Great Dane and the other manufacturers should stock the rubberized tape. Last I purchased, in 2002 was about $27 a roll, which is about six inches thick, and four inches wide. Problem with that, it as thick as the tape is, you don't get many linear feet from a roll.
David from jax
Trailer repair places, such as Great Dane and the other manufacturers should stock the rubberized tape. Last I purchased, in 2002 was about $27 a roll, which is about six inches thick, and four inches wide. Problem with that, it as thick as the tape is, you don't get many linear feet from a roll.
David from jax
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