SEALING HINGE GAP's
09-27-2002, 04:32 PM
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thx for looking, I have seen (but cant find the thread) in other similar thread's a type of scotch tape that works for this , Please give me the product number if you have it . Thx. if not!! then just post a pic of your ferret's 
thx again Buz^
thx again Buz^
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Buz,
I have used a product made by 3m called blenderm. It is a sticky surgical tape that works very well for sealing hinge gaps. You can order a box of 12 rolls from www.3m.com they have an on-line store. Go to the section that carries medical supplies. The rolls are 15 yds long so a box will last you a long time. This stuff just seams to stick very well even to oily surfaces. You can also use monokote or ultracote to seal the hinge gaps if you don't want to use tape.
I have used a product made by 3m called blenderm. It is a sticky surgical tape that works very well for sealing hinge gaps. You can order a box of 12 rolls from www.3m.com they have an on-line store. Go to the section that carries medical supplies. The rolls are 15 yds long so a box will last you a long time. This stuff just seams to stick very well even to oily surfaces. You can also use monokote or ultracote to seal the hinge gaps if you don't want to use tape.
