3M 1" HELICOPTER TAPE -Clear 14MIL- Polyurethane Extra Tough- 8681- .65 ft.

Description

3M 1" 8681 POLYURETHANE PROTECTIVE TAPE
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.65 Per Foot
HELICOPTER TAPE- Transparent - 14MIL - 1" Inch wide
This is an incredibly tough Aviation grade Polyurethane
tape that protects metal
surfaces from chips and corrosion.
This tape is practically bullet proof, and will resist
damage from most punctures, tearing and abrasion.
Designed to be on Aircraft but also ideal for protecting Watercraft, Off-Road Vehicles,
Motorcycles, along with Road and Trail Bikes.
Outstanding resistance to UV and handles temperatures up to 200*F.
Transparent with an acrylic adhesive,
this tape has a film protective layer over the adhesive that
peels away before applying.
Easily applied to a variety of surfaces; it is conformable to nearly any type of curved surface and
can be painted or applied over painted surfaces.
S
old by the linear foot.
Each unit purchased is equal to 1 inch wide by 12 inches in length.
(Approx. 25mm wide by 305mm length)
Enter the number for the quantity, you will purchase the unit amount in
one continuous length.  1 = 12in.  2 = 24in. 3 = 36in., etc.
The tape will be double wrapped and carefully packaged for shipment.
Flat rate shipping is .25 for any length of tape.
Shipping to Alaska and Hawaii may be extra.
Shipping to Canada:
contact me to calculate mailing cost prior to purchase.
Please feel free to ask any questions.
Application:
Make sure hands are thoroughly clean when applying tape.
Measure and cut tape to size using a sharp Exacto knife or new razor blade.
This tape will be applied best at room temperature
(above 60 degrees).
Gradually remove the backing to expose adhesive as you apply the tape to the surface.
A set of tweezers can be helpful in separation and positioning tape.
When applying larger sections of tape, water or glass cleaner such as Windex can be sprayed
onto the surface area. The tape will easily slide into position before the liquid evaporates.
Apply the tape to the surface smoothly, adding pressure from middle outward to eliminate air bubbles.
Feel free to ask any questions.
Thanks for looking.