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Self amalgamating tape is thicker than electrical insulation
tape, and when you stretch and apply it it turns to rubber.
Electrical tape is not waterproof, so there is no point using it.
You will know by the price what you are buying - electrical
tape probably costs €2, a large roll of self amalgamating
tape costs about €13.00
A pack of Wrigleys Extra costs about €0.50
Just joking -
use self amalgamating tape.0 -
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Well said sir
Originally posted by kramlq
Self amalgamating tape is thicker than electrical insulation
tape, and when you stretch and apply it it turns to rubber.
Electrical tape is not waterproof, so there is no point using it.
You will know by the price what you are buying - electrical
tape probably costs €2, a large roll of self amalgamating
tape costs about €13.00
A pack of Wrigleys Extra costs about €0.50 Just joking -
use self amalgamating tape.Desktop PC Boards discount code on https://www.satellite.ie/ is boards.ie
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