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rollcage padding

Hi to all,

Short and simple. What's the best way to duplicate rollcage padding?

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wire insulation, or heat shrink tubing work good
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Re: rollcage padding

Might use masking tape too, Just a thought
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Re: Re: rollcage padding

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Might use masking tape too, Just a thought
That's what I would do. Lightly roll your masking tape around the bar. Like if you would keep air between each layer of tape. Then, you strongly roll a thin stripe of tape at the ends, and where you want your padding to be seperated.


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