i know its not from Electronics, i work for the 6th largest manufacture of electroinic products in the world, i deal with them every day, and there is nothing like this. i deal with Mexico, China, Korea, Japan, Canada, Indonisia, etc. and none use this thin stuff. Mark.
Anthony Spezio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Pete, Like you,, I talked to Jerry about doing demo's with it at shows. He is a fine old gentleman, we are about the same age. I have not found any packing foam that compares to it. It is just different. I too would be interested in knowing more about the wing material, I think it would go good on my woven mayflies that I give as gifts. Tony --- Peter Gramp wrote: > Hi, Reuven- > Do you have a link or picture of the Spiderweb > paper you mentioned? I'm > curious if it is like the "WebWing" or "NoFray" > stuff I've heard of. Does > it get water-logged or "pulpy" like printer paper > would, or is it a fabric > based item? I'm intrigued and can't seem to find a > source for it... I > haven't heard of "Oz" aside from the movie with > Dorothy and Toto... > As for the "mayfly material" foam, it's great > stuff! I'd imagine you > could steam it off the inside of an international- > air- mailing envelope, or > ask at the local electronics store if any products > were wrapped in it, but > frankly, it's a whole lot easier - and better > quality - to go through > Jerry. I've used it (with his permission) at a show > or two and the response > was surprising. I've only had it twist a leader > once, and that was a big > ol' dragonfly (I think I tied it for a swap in here > at some point -- > "porcupine dragon", porcupine quill body and such) > that I tied up more as a > novelty. Not getting a kickback or affiliated, just > my admittedly somewhat > bias opinion... > Thanks for the info about the Spiderweb paper, and > tight lines, > Pete > ____________________________________________________________________________________ Catch up on fall's hot new shows on Yahoo! TV. Watch previews, get listings, and more! http://tv.yahoo.com/collections/3658 --------------------------------- Got a little couch potato? Check out fun summer activities for kids.
