Bob,
Sounds like the stuff we used way back when I was in the USAF. It
really has much better insulating properties than electrical tape and is
great for high altitude environments. After all this is the "Spitfire"
list!!
Joe
"R.D. Waid" wrote:
>
> Spitphiles,
>
> I just used a product called Scotch 70 Self-Fusing Silicone rubber Electrical
> tape to re-wrap some sections of my wiring harness. The tape has no adhesive
>on
> it-it bonds to itself but is not sticky. I used it to replace the black wrap
> which had come unwrapped. It does bond somewhat to the black. It comes with a
> clear poly interliner to keep the roll from sticking together. The roll I have
> is grey- don't know if it comes in black. It is rated to a service temp of 325
> F. Anyway, the stuff is easy to use. It would be available from industrial
> distributors carrying the products of 3M's Electrical Products Division.
>
> I am a 3M employee, but have no direct financial interest in this product
> (different division).
>
> Bob Waid
> 71 Mark IV FK4081L
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