What type of tape is used with Shaw Selitac Underlayment?
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We went over to the hardware store and picked up a silver metallic type of tape. It came with backing so you could lay it out to figure out what you needed before you cut it. It was better to start the seam with the backing still on most of it and pull it off as you go.
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Shaw offers the tape for Selitac but it's very costly. I use an almost identical tape made for A/C ducts. Not regular duct tape but a shiny, metallic tape at about 1/4 the cost. Ask at Home Depot or Lowes plumbing department.
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Buy Selitstop Aluminum foil sealing tape to use with Selitac Underlayment. It works great at covering the seams securely. Be prepared, the Selitac is so easy to cut that you need to pay attention to how straight you are cutting or you may end up with uneven edges to try fitting the next section together.
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Hi. I don't know since I'm not familiar with polyethylene film/sheeting--what would I have at home that I could test it on? It's like regular mounting tape, except super sticky. It is a bit tricky to remove the backing, lol. If you want me to send you a sample, just send me an email with your address to hnomura@aol.com and I'll sent you a piece. What size/length would you like?
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This tape is fabulous for all but pressurized connections. As a ham radio operator waterproofing outdoor antenna connections, I would use nothing else but "Coax Seal." It is removable too.
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If you looking for a type of tape similar to duct tape but removable, go with GAFFER'S Tape. You can find it on Amazon or elsewhere online. It's normal use is the Film and Television industry holding equipment and wires down, marking canisters and stage floors (called spike tape in that usage). It's a canvas tape with a rubber adhesive. It can be torn by hand and doesn't leave a residue when removed. I use it everywhere I would use duct tape. It's more expensive but I think it's worth it.
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Its basucaaly scotch double sided tape. If its on glass a razorblade. If its on tinted film use alcohol. You can also use heat. If it comes off easy just use window cleaner to finish cleaning. Just like cleaning a tape residue up. Alcohol or other minor solvent.
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The instructions say to use fiberglass which I did but the distal end of my tape is embedded in spray foam with no ill effects so far. The foam could be a fire hazard so be careful where you install it.
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I think a double sided removable outdoor tape would work best. I have found the performance of these is far less than I expected, maybe your results will differ
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Sorry, I am unable to advise. I found the tape useless for the job I bought it for.Regards,David
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People have used 3M Extreme Mounting tape http://www.amazon.com/Scotch-414-DC-Extreme-Mounting/dp/B009NP1JQC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1431543018&sr=8-1&keywords=3m+extreme+mounting+tape
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TapeBuddy tools use standard paper drywall seaming tape or can also run FibaFuse fiberglass tape as well. Standard tape is 2-1/16" wide. The tool will handle up to 500 rolls.
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I used staples to install. But you could use double sided tape. The staples worked great for me.
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The helicopter tapes I have purchased have been thicker tapes that work great to protect what they cover from anything from bugs at high speeds to paddles slapping the side of a paddle board. I think you can find a thinner harder more permanent tape to cover your edges. Would not recommend due to thickness and ease of removal.
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Goto amazon and click on the search bar and then type small velcro tapes if that doesnt work try ebay
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Loctite landscape construction adhesive is what we used. We bought it at Lowes and it has worked very well.
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I'm sorry but I'm not sure about the answers to your questions. You may want to find the model number & contact the manufacturer. My guess is that the tape is not waterproof.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PMPqDwVZzzMother videos also suggest this method of using tape
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Single sided adhesive. I would suggest going to your local department store and trying out the two-sided tape or museum putty/gel. This is a fairly large roll of neoprene. I bought it years ago and still have some left.