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![]() I, too, prefer to serve it rather than using heat shrink tubing.
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![]() Use one of the new self fusing silicon tapes. They stretch and will actually compress the line. You can get them in your choice of colors
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![]() Hello,
Yes, I am at best ambivalent about heat-shrink on Spectra. With a melting point of about 280F, it is possible to get the tubing on without damaging the rope, but it is a bit chancy. No point in melting a lifeline under its chafe protection. So I usually use service or self-amalgamating tape these days, which are cooler alternatives in every way. Fair leads, Brion Toss |
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