I would like to back weight my golf clubs, & place a golf grip over it. Can I use this kind of foil tape, or is it too light?
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We got for heat resistance so not sure it would work for what you want. It is strong but thin. I think i would try duck tape for what you want comes in every color now.
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I haven't used the tape for that purpose, but here's my educated guess. The first consideration is adherence. The glue on the tape is very strong and it seems to hold well over time on smooth surfaces. I think you would be able to get the tape to stick to a smooth and curved surface like a shower hand grip if it's smooth. If the surface of the grip is bumpy at all, it probably won't work. The second consideration is moisture. I don't have any first-hand knowledge of this because my tape is not exposed to water. There is another review where the person stated they used it on the stairs of their outdoor wooden playset. It sounds like the tape had some peeling at the corners after a summer of use. From that, my guess would be that the tape might work for your purpose but you might need to replace it occasionally if it is in contact with water/steam.
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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
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It was the recommended tape (by 3M) for a sunroof deflector. Had to be used with a 3M surface prep. Seems strong enough. Whether it will work as well for a spoiler, maybe. Why don't you call 3M like I did.
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It does not come with glue (solvent) or tape but both are inexpensive. Sometimes you need to use a little more pressure (while installing) when you re-grip your putter with jumbo grips. I love my jumbo grip.
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A slight mistake. This one is good unto 180F. Full specs at http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3M/en_US/Adhesives/Tapes/Products/~/Scotch-Aluminum-Foil-Tape-3311?N=5472880+3294275782&rt=rudIf you need tolerance unto 240F, try the 3m 3381, 3M Foil Tape 3381 Silver, 1.88 in x 50 yd 2.7 mil (Pack of 1)I got the two products mixed up.
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I used Scotch 3M exterior mounting tape to mount it on my golf cart. The tape is grey with a red backing, and has a 5 pound rating. If you clean the surface well before mounting, it will never fall off or weaken. Even in extreme heat or cold.
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It's not heavy at all but I'd say it would limit your movement to much to play golf.
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This tape would be perfect for that use. I put it on the rungs of my daughter's loft bed ladder and it helped a lot. Could see the tape well once the lights were out.
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I use a very soft golf balls made of foam and it works well. However, I do not think you need to use a ball to record the swing information.
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I am using these weights on a logo brand canopy now and find them to work very well. Simple and easy to use. Keep in mind that these weights are only 5 pounds each and work well in moderate windy conditions. Strong winds and strong wind gust will be a problem no matter what you are using except for a good ground anchor. I hope this helps.
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i can tell you that it should not hurt. i would say you can use aluminum foil with the same results as this mylar product. good luck.
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I installed mine in my attic, but I do not think I have foil backing. I have not had any issues. I live north of Charlotte, NC.
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I have embossed on Intertape brand foil tape. I use an embossing punch. It works fine. This is thicker than the the tape I have... I'd try it!
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You would want to use a contact adhesive. Tape isn't strong enough to support the weight.
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Yes, absolutely. That's actually all I use with this great net. Great for hitting full shots, driver through wedge, through pitch shots. I love this net. Takes a few times to easily fold up but once you know the way, simple.. Have fun with and tune your game.
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Skip the tape altogether, I have a boot knife that needed something to give it a better grip so what I did is, I took some raw hide shoe laces & soaked them in water till they got soft & pliable , then I wrapped the knife grip by pulling & stretching the raw hide as I went . As the raw hide dries it shrinks and becomes REALLY tight & will NOT come off (if you needed the rawhide for some survival needs you could cut it & then unwrap the grip) This will not only make for a really good grip but it looks good too. Tape on the other hand looks amateurish but hey.... if you want a "ghetto grip" go for it.