3M Binding Tape

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reible
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3M Binding Tape

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On my last order to lee valley I added this item

http://www.leevalley.com/US/wood/Page.aspx?p=70856&cat=1,110,43466

The order arrived and the tape looked like plain green masking tape. Feeling the surface of it reminded me of plain old green masking tape.

I couldn't resist sticking some on my desk top and giving it a pull.... OK clearly not just a green making tape. Very good grip and it stretches.

I don't have a project right now to test it on but I have high expectations.

Has anyone else used this tape? If so what results did you have?

If you haven't used it how about adding a roll to your next order so we can compare notes at some point.

Ed
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reible wrote:On my last order to lee valley I added this item

http://www.leevalley.com/US/wood/Page.aspx?p=70856&cat=1,110,43466

The order arrived and the tape looked like plain green masking tape. ...
Ed
Looks like it would be useful. Hmmm:cool:
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Post by Gene Howe »

I use packing tape on some glued joints. It stretches a bit, too. But I'm going to give the green stuff a try.
Gene

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Post by benush26 »

Appears to solve a multitude of problems! I especially like the description that says it come up cleanly.

Thanks for posting this. I guess I'll have to put together an order.

Be well,
Ben
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