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Jaylene
Koi Lover


Nov 29, 2005, 2:41 PM

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     When taping down folds in rubber liner which works better:

-Single sided tape across the top of the fold

-two sided tape inside the creases


koifishgirl
Koi Kichi


Nov 30, 2005, 8:02 AM

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Use the two side tape if you want it will hold better
Judy


lilhelper
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Dec 1, 2005, 10:40 AM

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what works the best is using both, Double to hold it down, and single to finish off the bond.
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Jaylene
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Jan 3, 2006, 7:01 PM

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Is liner tape the most economical method of holding down folds in rubber liner? Is there something else that would work? Would silicone or rubber cement be cheaper?

Jaylene


fishNpond
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Jan 21, 2006, 12:59 PM

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Is liner tape the most economical method of holding down folds in rubber liner? Is there something else that would work? Would silicone or rubber cement be cheaper?

Jaylene
use the liner tape. Silicone and rubbber cement will leak. Here's what we did when using the liner tape. we placed a 2x4 under the area we wanted to seam together. It gave us a nice flat surface to work on. Cleaned both surfaces with rubbing alcohol. Place the liner tape on the bottom layer evenly, no creases...then place the upper liner on the tape. Hopefully it's warm and sunny when you do this. If it's not, and it's chilly outside, warm up your work area with a hairdryer....and apply firm pressure on the new seam. Hope this helps...
WinkWalt

 
 
 



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