Is this the product I use to shrink wrap 3M tubing around auto wire connections?
473052
Agree with all previously posted answers. HOWEVER, this model blows heat very unevenly and develops a very hot "hot spot" in the center. I would buy a different model that has more even heat dispersal.
473053
This works great for shrink wrap tubing. Probably, my number one use of the heat gun.
473054
It works well with shrink wrap tubing not sure about your specific model of shrink wrap and application
754424
No. It's a close fit, but will not seal. Depending upon your application, you might be able to apply a sealant that would satisfy, but these are made to reduce chafing of wiring or tubing that passes through a panel, not creating a seal.
396228
Yes this is the best tape to use for a trunk spoiler. Just make sure you thoroughly clean and prep the area properly. 3M sells adhesion promoter wipes as well for prepping purposes.
1184680
No, it is not. It is for crimping copper or aluminum connectors on cable of various size.
1063258
I'm pretty sure it's the same stuff only in a bigger and more economical tube rather than those little tubes when labled for bulbs. I use this"grease" on the threads to all my indoor light bulbs so than they will be easier to remove next time and I'm going to use it on automotive bulbs too.Both tubes are labeled "dielectric" .
344655
Probably, it's bar tape. I've used it on road bike bars and custom made bull horns.
1919189
This tool only compresses the connectors, a stripping tool is necessary for removing the outer jacket. Try searching for a "cable prep" tool, hope that helps.
2252706
I used the product to re-insulate frayed wires and it holds up pretty well. It will probably do the job for you but I would apply, let dry and then reapply. Do this a few times and it should do the trick.
949672
I would NOT recommend using this product for what you are suggesting. Product is very thick, like Vaseline petroleum jelly. I use it around rubber O rings and gaskets with hot tub and swimming pool equipment. Hope this helps.
2023431
I do not think it matter how long the heat tape is as long as the wire is use as heat tape, I hope this help
349066
If you go to a good electronics store they should sell a tool that sleeves the metal part of the connector once sleeved over the pin it pulls out of the plastic. Maybe Radio shack or Hi lights. You could also cut the wires and solder them back together. Putting "Heat Shrink Tubing" over the wires prior to soldering . Once soldered use a match to heaat the tubing and it will shrink around the wires thus insulating them. BE SURE TO REATTACH COLOR TO COLOR. I would also stagger the cuts to make the finished product not as bulky. Don't know if its worth the extra work just as ez to put in a matching wood filler Good luck If you go to a good electronics store they should sell a tool that sleeves the metal part of the connector once sleeved over the pin it pulls out of the plastic. Maybe Radio shack or Hi lights. You could also cut the wires and solder them back together. Putting "Heat Shrink Tubing" over the wires prior to soldering . Once soldered use a match to heaat the tubing and it will shrink around the wires thus insulating them. BE SURE TO REATTACH COLOR TO COLOR. I would also stagger the cuts to make the finished product not as bulky. Don't know if its worth the extra work just as ez to... » Read More If you go to a good electronics store they should sell a tool that sleeves the metal part of the connector once sleeved over the pin it pulls out of the plastic. Maybe Radio shack or Hi lights. You could also cut the wires and solder them back together. Putting "Heat Shrink Tubing" over the wires prior to soldering . Once soldered use a match to heaat the tubing and it will shrink around the wires thus insulating them. BE SURE TO REATTACH COLOR TO COLOR. I would also stagger the cuts to make the finished product not as bulky. Don't know if its worth the extra work just as ez to put in a matching wood filler Good luck « Show Less
12343
I used 3m High Bond double sided tape and it has been on for a long time. No problems. Make sure you use the HB tape. It is a little expensive, but has a lot of uses. A good investment for the house or the car.
1477490
Yes it is. This is actually a bit bigger than the 0awg standard. Dont skimp out with cheep wires, stick with good brands such as knu. Many cheep brands claim to be 0awg but they are really 4 gauge or sometimes even higher with lots of insulation on the wire. Hope this helped
1360805
Hi,yes, it is a very sticky tape, I use it extensively on aftermarket turbo vehicles. It is generally used as a edging tape to the heat shield mat, they have the mat in the very same material. If you use the mat to cover the box, then use this tape to make a edging with it, it will be good. But you can also use the tape by itself, but will be expensive and not as insulate as mush as the mat. We are a modification shop, if you need more help and pictures, let me know. Aloha.
2179869
No. It is not for lines that large. 3/8 is the largest die set in it. Primarily for automotive applications of brake fuel and power steering line repair.
1536787
Not sure, but I wouldn't think that is a great option. Have you considered using heat-shrinkable tubing?
402820
You would have to check with 3m the manufacturer. We used it on a exhaust pipe from a heater.