Scotch Tough Duct Tape - Special Forces Unit
Yes, we all know that duct tape is one of the essentials. Blah, blah, blah, it's like the Force from Star Wars....blah, blah, it has a light side, a dark side, and it holds the universe together...we know...we know...please, stop with the quirky little fortune cookie sayings about duct tape. So anyway, beyond all that, Scotch has recently released a bunch of new types of duct tape, each for a particular use. Some of them pretty cool. Hopefully they won't spawn more annoying sayings about duct tape...
From our friends at Scotch:
Scotch® Tough Duct Tape - Heavy Duty All-Weather is designed for long-term or permanent exterior repairs and resists drying, cracking and peeling caused by tough outdoor elements like cold and moisture - making it ideal for tough outdoor repairs in extreme conditions. Use it to:
- Repair outdoor items
- Secure plastic coverings to outdoor furniture for protection during the winter months
Scotch® Tough Duct Tape - Extreme Hold
features rugged woven material and a double-thick adhesive layer - making it ideal for demanding repairs. Its waterproof barrier helps it adhere securely under the most extreme winter weather conditions for tough projects and repairs. Use it to:
- Bundle loads of wood during the winter months
Scotch® Tough Duct Tape - Outdoor Painter's Clean Removal sticks to rough surfaces like brick and stucco. It features a waterproof backing and removes cleanly for up to 14 days from most surfaces. Use it to:
- Moisture-proof doors & windows
- Seal a variety of exterior surfaces during the winter months - including glass, vinyl, metal, concrete and finished wood
The one we're most interested in is the Heavy-Duty All-Weather. Do you think it's possible to wrap our entire house in it? Might take a while, but if it prevents ice dam leakage, it could be worth it...
More information at Scotch and a big selection is available at Amazon.com
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