Reply With QuoteI sell it to my hardware stores. It's the real deal. You can stop a leak in a water pipe with it. It was originally developed for the military.
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Anybody ever use this stuff???
Looks handy. I don't like using liquid tape. Nasty mess. Self sealing. Specifications sound good. Let me know.
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I sell it to my hardware stores. It's the real deal. You can stop a leak in a water pipe with it. It was originally developed for the military.
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Not much useage data on the internet. Do you have to stretch the tape to activate the curing process?Originally Posted by slabjigger
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That looks like the same stuff we used in the AF--we called it F-4 tape--it has a line down the center for you to do the overwraps with and yes you do have to stretch it -- being an aircraft guy I've never used it on water pipes but have used 100's of yards wrapping wire bundles and it works great--we used to string tie the last wrap to prevent any unwraps but when I retired we were just stretching it and smoothing it down and it held fine, we just started back the wrap and smoothed it down- also used it on the F-15's and 16's I worked on--long answer for it's good stuff and worked great
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