Do you think that I could use this tape for monkey bars to prevent slipping off the pipes?
219668
From my monkey experience there is a lot of twisting movement when your hands are on the bars. I would sick to hand chock used in gymnastics.
219669
Yes, but you would have to wrap it pretty thick. It does not stick well and must be overlapped about halfway. Therefore, you will end up using about twice as much as you might otherwise expect.
219670
The purpose of this tape is to give you a good grip.I sure it could work for monkey bars,but the question would be how]w long would it last.You would have to tape the beginning and the ends with electrical tape to keep the ends from unraveling
219671
It doesn't grip very well so I might recommend surgical tape? That's what I used on my pull up bar.
328773
Hello. No, these slick strips would not work for that type of application. Their adhesive is not the type that would hold up under water. Very sorry about that, but thanks for the question.
794997
There are great tutorials on youtube for how to wrap bar tape. It's not terribly obvious if you haven't done before, but it isn't terribly difficult to do. The sticky strip is really just to help - tension is what holds the tape on the bars, essentially. Look up Global Cycle Network's tutorial, it is quite thorough. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w8PqH7bltJQ
866905
If it works like the Rectorseal 2 in. x 4 ft. Pipe Repair Kit (expoxy tape activated in water), then my guess is that it may not because the tape works best when it is wrapped on itself for superior adhesion (sticks on itself far beter).
207510
Not sure. I used the tape to secure an area rug to hardwood floors. It worked great
1522913
I think you could use it as a temporary fix for a hole in a pressure hose. Make sure the hose is clean before you apply it. I used it for a drain hose just fine, but there was no pressure in the hose. There is some flexibility but it is a thicker tape, so it's not going to be like regular duck tape.
1152772
Since they are thermostatically controlled you could have safety problems doing both hot and cold pipestone one tape . I would put one on each.
1407406
I am amazed at the strength and durability of this tape. Although I've not used it on an awning, I think it would work as a temporary fix that may last awhile. Just make sure the awning is clean and dry. You can also ask questions directly to the company about their products. I did once and got a respnse back the next day.
1371075
I was trying to pull some u post with rope using the hook but the rope kept stretching. I think if you can make an attachment point on the rebar and use chain it might work.
125149
Yes, you can use metal tape to attach this product to the duct pipe directly.
1985293
How about foam pipe insulation? Secure maybe with some type of tape or maybe zip ties?
878335
Sure. If you have the room to wrap it around the leak. The tape stretches and hardens to itself as you wrap. This stuff kicks ass. Try it.
1030714
If you are using this tape to stop air leaks where duck work connects it should do very nicely.
711773
I believe that this tape will, but you will not be able to remove the rubber mat easily if you use it to secure it to the floor. It is quite strong and will adhere to rough surfaces.
1118326
You could try to use double sided tape. But when it sweeps across the floor it might pop off.
1976248
I used Gorilla tape around cast iron pipes and it worked fine. I then wrapped the insulation around the pipe and finally vapor barrier strips of plastic provided with the insulation around the outside of both.
1628940
I would say no. The tape is intended to be used as a heat insulation on exhaust and turbo components. Does pretty well at that use.