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Created by Ben 555 Ben 555  > 9 months ago, 15 Oct 2013
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Ben 555
Ben 555

NSW

456 posts

15 Oct 2013 8:59pm
What's the name of the black rubber tape used to secure adj out haul cleats - I asked one of the "team members" at your local hardware store for vulcanised rubber tape and I just got a blank look and "I am not a plumber I just work in the plumbing section"

I understand this as I am not a gynaecologist ........

But I really need to know the name
T 11
T 11

TAS

811 posts

15 Oct 2013 9:27pm
Could be Rubberweld Marine self amalgamating tape
FormulaNova
FormulaNova

WA

15090 posts

15 Oct 2013 7:26pm
I think Jaycar sell self-amalgamating tape, if that's what you are after.

Windxtasy
Windxtasy

WA

4017 posts

15 Oct 2013 7:35pm
Self amalgamating tape.
Bunnings have it in the same section as electrical tape.
I think it's actually silicone.
Subsonic
Subsonic

WA

3384 posts

15 Oct 2013 10:30pm
Try in the electrical section, electricians are the tradies that typically use it. If you get the same blank stare, ask them where the tape is
pweedas
pweedas

WA

4642 posts

15 Oct 2013 10:33pm
I think you might be referring to 3M type 23 self amalgamating rubber tape.
3M had the patent on it for years but it ran out a few years back so now anybody can make it, and they do.
There are now several brands but I think the original 3M type 23 is still the best.
It's a bit expensive though.
It's the ducks nuts for all sorts of stuff, although it's original specification was for electrical insulation tape.
It has a rating of about 5000 volts per mm. Not that this would be of much use to you I spose.

Most of the Bunnings staff have never heard of it and generally direct you to the wrong place.
I think you can also get it from some auto parts shops, like SuperCheap auto parts or similar.
It will cost about $15 for a small roll.
Ben 555
Ben 555

NSW

456 posts

16 Oct 2013 5:36am
Thanks will head back today
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