I notice the storage temp recommendations of 60-80 F. Hmmmm........ . Problem if left in the van for storage and availability? DMc ---- David Beierl <dbeierl@ATTGLOBAL.NET> wrote: > At 02:31 AM 5/3/2010, Rob wrote: > >Nashua Tape Stretch and Seal Silicone Sealing Tape, 1 In. x 10 Ft., Black > > I'll have to check this stuff out. Pending that, I expect that it's > similar to self-fusing silicone tape I've used before, which is to > say considerably lighter weight than the Rescue Tape. When I first > used the R. T. I was quite surprised by the amount of strength > necessary to stretch it for application. It's a Mil Spec product, > normally 20 mil but obtainable (custom) from ten to eighty mil. > <http://www.rescuetape.com/technical-data> > > Nope, I'm wrong. The Nashua specs appear identical to the R. T. > except they only offer black and clear. > <http://www.emisupply.com/catalog/images/UPLOAD/File/Nashua386-TDS.pdf> > > I'll get a roll and compare them directly. > > Yours, > David -- David McNeely |
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