In message <012701c304ef$8a873f00$4001010a@Griffiths>you write:
>On replacing the tape on an original wiring harness, I note that the ends are
>glued down.
>
>I bought new wiring tape from British Wiring, and when I asked how to fasten
>the ends down, as per original, they said 'use black tape'. I am
>disappointed. There has to be a better way. Anyh black tape I have used
>loses its grip, oozes sticky, and isn't original.
>
>Any suggestions on a glue?
I had an similar problem when I re-did my harness. I decided on using dry
tape from Eastwood (just like electrical tape, a little thinner and no glue)
to re-wrap the harness. For the ends I used plumbing silicone tape that bonds
to itself.
Dave |\ | | |
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