Re: The Opposite Of UHMW?

[email protected] writes:
>On Thu, 30 Dec 2004 15:15:28 GMT, Unisaw A100 <[email protected]>
>wrote:
>
>>Here's the application. I have a jig that needs to sit on a
>>work top. I don't want to clamp it down (slight over kill
>>for the application) but I also don't want it to freely
>>slide about.
>>
>>The first candidate is the tape 3M sells for stair treads.
>>The trouble is that it's abrasive and the work top is
>>plastic laminate (will scratch up/look skanky quick).
>>
>>So, what I'm looking for is a rubberized peel and stick tape
>>or film.
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>What came to my mind is the rubber anti-slip peel-and-stick thingies you
>can put on the bottom of your bath tub. Depends on if you need complete,
>continuous coverage on the bottom or not. Also, if you find the material
>that you want but it is not peel-and-stick, IME there is a simple contact
>spray adhesive that will solve that problem. Even regular ol' rubber
>cement can work -- just use it like laminate adhesive (coat both sides,
>let
>dry, press together). FWIW -- Igor

Another thing that might work is to go to a fabric store (sewing type) and
get some "tread" for sleeper or slippers and attach it with spray
adhesive. That way you can have the shape and size you want, and it's
non-abrasive.

It's also machine washable on regular and dry on gentle if that matters.<g>

Glenna
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