My Dad flew Mohawks in Vietnam and tells me that they regularly used it to patch bullet holes in the planes. I don't know how fast those planes went, but I suspect if it held on them that it would at least hold at 200 mph.
----- Original Message ----- From: "Jimmy D. Moore" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Sunday, December 16, 2001 3:16 PM Subject: [VFB] Duct Tape > Emergency repair on tubeless tire.(inside the tire of course) > Emergency repair on waders, did someone already mention that? > Emergency repair on bicycle tube > Emergency repair on under the sink drain > Emergency repair on eye glasses (ear piece) > Emergency repair on radiator hose > Emergency repair on garden hose > Emergency repair on torn window screen > Emergency repairs on canvas tents & tarps > Emergency repairs on race cars, i.e. torn fenders, etc. And it holds at > 200 mph. If you don't believe it just ask my son. See his website at > moorespeed.com > > The uses for duct tape are as many as for "chewing gum and bale-ing > wire", what we used before duct tape was invented ;~) > > JIMMY I FISH BECAUSE I MUST ! > But, more importantly, I > fish because > my Dad taught me! > > > Scout Exec. BSA,(Ret.) - Outdoor Writer, TOWA, GRTU, FFF > For fly fishing info across the USA world. check out > http://www.BIGTROUTMAN.homestead.com/MainPage.html > > By popular request, here's the URL for Sporting Tales Magazine > http://sportingtales.com/main.php > >
