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June 8th 06, 03:25 AM
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sealing coax holes in outside wall
Jim - NN7K wrote: Think it scotch #23 tape (and several other numbers . Home Depot and Lowes has the stuff (Not to be confused with "Coax Connector Sealant" Radio shack # 278-1645, which is also great for sealing connectors against the weather). Great for weatherproofing, but needs to be covered (it is ultravilot sensitive) But- NOT to use it to plug holes! Dux Seal (a.k.a. "Monkey ****" is MUCH BETTER-- Jim NN7K Mike Y wrote: When I used to work for a power company, they used a 'tape' that was like a strip of rubber just under maybe 1/8" thick. When you pulled it off the roll, you had to remove a paper backing, then 'stretch' the tape to activate it. Then when it was wrapped around a connection, it would 'cure' into a solid mass. I think RS used to sell something similar, but have no idea what it would be called. You might try some industrial electrical supply houses. Mike |
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