hi all any one got any recomendations for some decent double sided tape
not gorrila its to thick
its to stick the rubber splinter guard on to my alliminum track saw track tried a 50mm carpet one from screwfix no joy stick to track not to rubber spinter guard
cheers ghostrider
best double sided tape
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Re: best double sided tape
I used standard 3M double sided tape, the thin kind.
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Re: best double sided tape
Replacing the strip every few weeks isn't an economic proposition - I shift my strips across a millimeter or two every 3 to 6 weeks to keep the anti-splinter strip edge fresh and use stuff I gey from a local signwriter called Technibond. It's under 0.2mm thick
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