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Date:         Tue, 26 Nov 96 13:16:29 EST
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@vanagon.com>
From:         jag@cs.rochester.edu
Subject:      Re: Save your ball joints!

> > > > hey..i checked up on this self curing rubber tape..i found it at a local > rubber products supply house..<here in KC..forgot the name..> > > Its in rolls, 1 inch widde, by 55 ft long. and costs ~60$'s a role..

I bought mine in Sweden. Something like $3 for a 4" diameter roll of 1/2" tape. Now I remember why! Don't count on it being possible to split the roll. The tape I have is rolled with a protective plastic, much like any tape with adhesive on two sides. Unrolling it will expose one of the surfaces.

For anybody is travelling to Sweden or Norway: I bought it at Claes Ohlsson. Claes Ohlsson is the Sears of Sweden. Similar story: Poor country boy starts selling clocks, and gets into mail order. Now also has stores in the major cities.

While at a Claes Ohlsson store you can also pick up dirt cheap metric fasteners, stainless and regular, Spare in-tank water pump for your Westy ($15), DMM (throw away stupid test lights etc.) ($15), and countless other items which won't impress your significant other. You can also buy baseboll caps with their motto (translated) "We make men into boys".

/Martin


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