Thanks for the tip. The pic I posted is of a one thick layer application. I need to refine my application procedure.In my experience, liquid e tape needs to be applied in multiple thin layers, about 15 to 30 minutes apart depending on temp and humidity.
If.one applies a thick layer all at once, then it remains soft inside and one can grab it and rip it off easily, days or weeks later.
I have found regular electrical tape bonds to recently cured liquid e tape extradordinarily well, and use both when permanence is required. Smalll zip ties over the ends of unstretched e tape's final wrap, to prevent potential age related unravelling .
I think so. I have used PlastiDip before, it is similar stuff, and PlastiDip dries out quickly in its can.Isn't this stuff famous for drying out in the can?
Thanks for the tip. The pic I posted is of a one thick layer application. I need to refine my application procedure.
To prevent ends of vinyl electrical tape from unravelling, especially over larger objects, I apply a couple of layers of self-fusing tape at the ends over the vinyl tape