how is this different from/ better than the other atg tape roles from scotch? thanks!
1177735
Sorry I do not understand the question...How does Scotch ATG tape differ from other ATG tape roles from Scotch? Can you explain your question better? If you mean is scotch ATG better than ATG tape from other manufacturers, then the answer would be yes. Cheaper tapes fouled up in my ATG gun.
1177736
this "gold" 908 ATG double sided tape is acid free. So if you are using it in with paper or where you don't want it to discolor later on you should use this one. If it doesn't matter then you can use the less expensive "red" 924 rolls.
1177737
This particular tape is archival or acid free;therefore, there is no discoloration in time.
1146931
The Heavy Duty is 3.1 mil to be exact. Because of its thickness, Scotch refers to this tape as having "high" tape strength. 2.4-2.6 mil is "medium", and 2.2 mil is "light".
249422
have no idea how they compare. I'm very happy with the ANCs, though. Good quality. Works. Come in a good case.
715761
It is probably the same consistency but I believe this holds up better compared to packing tape. I have it sealing the cracks on some of my windows and it has lasted a long time. I don't believe the packing tape's adhesive would hold up this long.
1820599
My experience with spectra vs cable is mostly with larger winches on commercial fishing boats. I ordered spectra with my winch and i'm happy with it. I think you'll find that the spectra is much more user friendly with a higher cost. it's much cleaner, doesn't get frayed and sharp like cable. Use chaffing protection for high use spots, like at the hook connection and the fair lead when using a plow. small tubular webbing works well. I ordered a superwinch and the spectra seemed fine, but I had to return it because it didn't fit my atv, so I ended up with a 2500 lb warn with smaller spectra. It works well. Both came with chaffing protection I believe. good luck My experience with spectra vs cable is mostly with larger winches on commercial fishing boats. I ordered spectra with my winch and i'm happy with it. I think you'll find that the spectra is much more user friendly with a higher cost. it's much cleaner, doesn't get frayed and sharp like cable. Use chaffing protection for high use spots, like at the hook connection and the fair lead when using a plow. small tubular webbing works well. I ordered a superwinch and the spectra seemed fine, but I had to return it because it didn't fit my atv, so I ended up with a 2500 lb warn with smaller spectra.... » Read More My experience with spectra vs cable is mostly with larger winches on commercial fishing boats. I ordered spectra with my winch and i'm happy with it. I think you'll find that the spectra is much more user friendly with a higher cost. it's much cleaner, doesn't get frayed and sharp like cable. Use chaffing protection for high use spots, like at the hook connection and the fair lead when using a plow. small tubular webbing works well. I ordered a superwinch and the spectra seemed fine, but I had to return it because it didn't fit my atv, so I ended up with a 2500 lb warn with smaller spectra. It works well. Both came with chaffing protection I believe. good luck « Show Less
1323880
If you tried Sony, try again... I've tried ALL of them, kid you not, and the Sony has the best sound quality of all of them. Most all tapes will "click" a little in the player, and you can prevent that a little by sticking your finger in and slightly moving the tape around as it's playing.. sounds like a lame fix, but it works like a charm. Also, try cleaning your tape deck with a cleaner product, that helps. All n all I love the Sony adapter and so do all the people i recommend it to.
1903205
I don't think Scotch advertises them that way, but if you compare the product to Lineco 5/8 Inch Photo Corners L533-0022, (which are advertised as P.A.T. approved) you'll find them to be similar.
171321
I had a leak that needed to be fixed NOW. I went to Home Depot and bought their product and was immediately sorry that I had. It broke easily, and didn't seem to have the elasticity that was needed. I then got on Amazon and read the reviews on this type of tape. A lot of good reviews prompted me to buy the 3M product. I'm completely happy with their product. Having said that, I was in Walmart and saw the Duct Tape ( it make be called Duck tape) brand of the silicone tape, and decided that I'd give it a try . (it was significantly cheaper...and no shipping cost, than the 3M product). This is totally subjective, but I liked it better. I now keep a roll in my toolbox, and I use it for just about everything.
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Is there is play in it--"yes!" The design for quick release requires a bit of play but to the point of "rattling"--I don't notice. Just because you mount this in an off road vehicle doesn't mean you go "off-road"-- way more notice from every other area of the vehicle before you are going to hear a rattle from this quality item. It does scratch easily, and ultimately I prefer the nylon holders strapped to the rollbars, but if you want an extinguisher mounted close, out-of-sight, and/or below your knees this is the best device for that. It is best mounted direct to metal or at least not around padded roll bars. Is there is play in it--"yes!" The design for quick release requires a bit of play but to the point of "rattling"--I don't notice. Just because you mount this in an off road vehicle doesn't mean you go "off-road"-- way more notice from every other area of the vehicle before you are going to hear a rattle from this quality item. It does scratch easily, and ultimately I prefer the nylon holders strapped to the rollbars, but if you want an extinguisher mounted close, out-of-sight, and/or below your knees this is the best device for that. It is best mounted direct... » Read More Is there is play in it--"yes!" The design for quick release requires a bit of play but to the point of "rattling"--I don't notice. Just because you mount this in an off road vehicle doesn't mean you go "off-road"-- way more notice from every other area of the vehicle before you are going to hear a rattle from this quality item. It does scratch easily, and ultimately I prefer the nylon holders strapped to the rollbars, but if you want an extinguisher mounted close, out-of-sight, and/or below your knees this is the best device for that. It is best mounted direct to metal or at least not around padded roll bars. « Show Less
983038
Most of the time I find it stays separated from the roll, depending on where or how I place it when I'm through using it. I use this for my job on a daily basis and just love it. However when using a weaker/thinner brand tape it's best to fold the outer end of tape under a smigin to prevent from sticking to the roll and never finding the end again. Hope this was helpful?
21814
Yes it does what the other does as well as make piping. I feel this one is better because it has adjustable speed for putting the tape thru. Allows more control for different thicknesses
1057159
I ordered the Trident lp20 silicone grease and that's what I got, this picture is different from when i ordered. The trident grease is good i would recomend it though i dont use it for diving i use it on my airsoft pistols.
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I have never used the Stanley board bender, so I googled it and looked at the way it is made. The things that jumped out to me are: the BoWrench looks like it will handle different thicknesses of boards easier, I think the BowWrench is less likely to mark the joist if that matters, the profile of the BoWrench is closer to the boards so I think you can get better leverage on really stubborn warped boards, you can set the BoWrench with one hand and leave it while screwing down the board, not sure if Stanley will do the same safely, and lastly I think the BoWrench is higher quality. Like I said, I have never used the Stanley.... I have never used the Stanley board bender, so I googled it and looked at the way it is made. The things that jumped out to me are: the BoWrench looks like it will handle different thicknesses of boards easier, I think the BowWrench is less likely to mark the joist if that matters, the profile of the BoWrench is closer to the boards so I think you can get better leverage on really stubborn warped boards, you can set the BoWrench with one hand and leave it while screwing down the board, not sure if Stanley will do the same safely, and lastly I think the BoWrench is higher quality. Like I... » Read More I have never used the Stanley board bender, so I googled it and looked at the way it is made. The things that jumped out to me are: the BoWrench looks like it will handle different thicknesses of boards easier, I think the BowWrench is less likely to mark the joist if that matters, the profile of the BoWrench is closer to the boards so I think you can get better leverage on really stubborn warped boards, you can set the BoWrench with one hand and leave it while screwing down the board, not sure if Stanley will do the same safely, and lastly I think the BoWrench is higher quality. Like I said, I have never used the Stanley.... « Show Less
600730
Sure, the disadvantage to the 21 ga. Vs the 23 ga. is that you are trying to make your fastening as invisible as you can. And I don't think you can do better than Grex.
1477214
This one is better for different types of solder. You can change the temperature, it's fast to heat and it stays at the temp you use last. Just don't forget about the other tips. They're about $15 for a genuine set. I use this brand to fix desktop towers.
895292
I don't know exactly what you had in mind, however I can tell you that this tape only sticks to itself. So in that regard it doesn't act like traditional tape. You have to wrap it all the way around something and then stick it to itself.
1158947
Based on MY experience with this tape, I was not at all satisifed. The "adhesive" is weak, the red liner that is to be peeled off is very difficult to remove, and overall, I was just not pleased. 3M makes better wall mount type of tape/adhesive, I'd look into those but if go with this one by Scotch, best of luck.