January 21, 201610 yr does anybody know where i can buy what i believe is 'pipe insulation'? preferably in or around the old city, pictures of what i am after included
January 21, 201610 yr I've seen it at Global House, but it was the 'split' type. For chain use you'd need to glue it up along the split.
January 21, 201610 yr split type could work and id just run duct tape around it, thanks In this hot and humid environment, I think I'd forgo duct tape. It tends to allow very, very sticky residue to squeeze out the edges and get on your hands and clothing every time you go near it. (Frankly, I think it has the ability to jump...) Especially true when used on things that get flexed often. If you can get "Gaffer's Tape" instead, that holds just about as well, and don't leave any sticky residue around. Looks and works the same as duct tape but used a different adhesive. In lieu of that, I'd use contact cement to hold it all closed. Easy to use and quite permanent.
January 22, 201610 yr I have used the clear plastic tubing in the past Does the same job Can be bought at Homepro It is pretty robust too Hope this helps
January 22, 201610 yr Being a frugal character, I'd whip down to the local bike repair lean-to and get an old bike inner tube for free. I mean, it's not as if you want to keep the chain warm or anything.
January 22, 201610 yr I have used the clear plastic tubing in the past Does the same job Can be bought at Homepro It is pretty robust too Hope this helps Yes that stuff that use for water hose. That would work great, much more durable than foam, no need for tape.
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