Single Sided Tape with Dyneema® Composite Fabric
$4.00
This tape is made with adhesive stuck to thin Dyneema Composite Fabric as the backing material. It has a brown paper layer that peels away leaving clear adhesive stuck to a DCF strip. Just peel off the paper and press it smooth. No heat required. The adhesive will stick to many materials and is a good all-purpose repair tape for most of your gear. It will not stick to Silicone fabrics, or rough texture fabrics like the exterior most backpacks. Put it on the smooth interior of backpacks, rain gear, etc.
It is sold in 54″ length sections. Overlap the ends of the sections for longer length seams.
Color: CT1E.08(OD2,BL3) – Olive Drab, CT2E.08 – White
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Description
This tape is made with adhesive stuck to thin Dyneema Composite Fabric as the backing material. It has a brown paper layer that peels away leaving clear adhesive stuck to a DCF strip. Just peel off the paper and press it smooth. No heat required.
The tape is great for strengthening, sealing, or repairing sewn seams on your stuff sacks, backpacks, and tarps. It can also be cut into smaller patches for punctures or tears.
The adhesive will stick to many materials and is a good all-purpose repair tape for most of your gear. It will not stick to Silicone fabrics, or rough texture fabrics like the exterior most backpacks. Put it on the smooth interior of backpacks, rain gear, etc.
It is sold in 54″ length sections. Overlap the ends of the sections for longer length seams.
Length: 54 Inches (1.37 meters)
Width: 1 inch (2.54 cm)
Color: CT1E.08(OD2,BL3) – Olive Drab, CT2E.08 – White
Additional information
| Weight | 8.53 g |
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| Dimensions | 1 × 1 × 1 in |
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| SKU | DUT154 |
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Question
gvsope15 –
Will this tape stick to Xpac VX07?
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Carolyn –
Yes it will work with that fabric.
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Question
Marshal Kline –
What’s the difference between this and the CT-PSA tape that you sell by the foot? Is one better/worse for creating a tarp seam? Patching a hole? Waterproofing a bag? I’m asking in reference to use on DCF, but would any of the answers be different if applied to some other fabric?
Thank you
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