Yes, and you won't find it in the paint section at Home Depot. It'll be in
among the, er, ducts. I got 50 yards of 3" for $20. Is there a cheaper source
online? Casual research doesn't seem to turn up any.
Cheers,
Steve
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On Jul 18, 2011, at 5:30 AM, Julie Danger wrote:
> Oh, more on foil tape: yes, use something to cover your tape, particularly
> any hinges. Use paint, foil tape, maybe gaff tape? Anything that will make
> "shade" and not be too gooey sticky in the sun. Cover your bi-di tape if you
> think your hexyurt will be long term or multi use. And your hexayurt should
> be multi-use to justify the questionable eco-friendliness of poly-iso.
>
> Foil tape: It's great for sealing the raw panel material. It's cheaper than
> bidirectional, even cheaper than 3" bidirectional, which I used to recommend
> for sealing the material. The foil tape holds up well and it looks rather
> charming on the foil poly-iso. It's UV resistant, etc. I do recommend it for
> sealing the raw panels. It will probably be sold as "duct tape," but it's
> *proper duct tape* (according to Mr Camp, the construction guy in Camp
> Danger), not that gooey grey 'duct/duck tape' stuff with threads running
> through it. I've talked to goodbuyguys and they'll probably be carrying
> it....I've seen it at WalMart (evil!) and Home Depot. Standard stuff.
>
> JD
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