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From: E. Hill on 20 Sep 2006 14:12 We've been using stage tape from American DJ for years... Recently, they changed to Intertape AC36, which is a medium-strength duct tape that leaves lots of residue. Any suggestions on a decent tape that can be used on carpet? (We use Permacel 665 for gaff tape, but it doesn't seem to stick well to carpet.) Thanks. Eric
From: Getting Older and Grumpier Gear Minion on 20 Sep 2006 16:12 E. Hill wrote: > We've been using stage tape from American DJ for years... Recently, they > changed to Intertape AC36, which is a medium-strength duct tape that leaves > lots of residue. > > Any suggestions on a decent tape that can be used on carpet? (We use > Permacel 665 for gaff tape, but it doesn't seem to stick well to carpet.) > > Thanks. > > Eric Try Vincent Lighting Systems Cleveland 800-922-5356 Pittsburgh 800-877-5356 Cincinnati 800-356-5356 Grand-Vincent Detroit 800-644-7263 www.vincentlighting.com/ They supply a variety of Gaff tape, spike tape, and board tapes.
From: D Parker on 20 Sep 2006 21:05 What is a spike tape? DP "Getting Older and Grumpier Gear Minion" <westpase-he_ac(a)hotmail.com> wrote in message news:1158783173.808654.70520(a)k70g2000cwa.googlegroups.com... > > E. Hill wrote: >> We've been using stage tape from American DJ for years... Recently, they >> changed to Intertape AC36, which is a medium-strength duct tape that >> leaves >> lots of residue. >> >> Any suggestions on a decent tape that can be used on carpet? (We use >> Permacel 665 for gaff tape, but it doesn't seem to stick well to carpet.) >> >> Thanks. >> >> Eric > > Try Vincent Lighting Systems > Cleveland 800-922-5356 > Pittsburgh 800-877-5356 > Cincinnati 800-356-5356 > Grand-Vincent Detroit 800-644-7263 > > www.vincentlighting.com/ > > They supply a variety of Gaff tape, spike tape, > and board tapes. >
From: Jonny on 20 Sep 2006 22:50 E. Hill wrote: > We've been using stage tape from American DJ for years... Recently, they > changed to Intertape AC36, which is a medium-strength duct tape that leaves > lots of residue. > > Any suggestions on a decent tape that can be used on carpet? (We use > Permacel 665 for gaff tape, but it doesn't seem to stick well to carpet.) > > Thanks. > > Eric I've been using Pro-Gaff for years, great adhesion, very little residue even after months. It's up to about $20 a roll for 1-1/2" and I get mine from Applied Audio in Rochester, NY (http://www.theatresupply.com/). They'll ship UPS and take credit card over the phone. Jon Dayton BNB Sound
From: Getting Older and Grumpier Gear Minion on 20 Sep 2006 23:00
D Parker wrote: > What is a spike tape? > > DP > "Getting Older and Grumpier Gear Minion" <westpase-he_ac(a)hotmail.com> wrote > in message news:1158783173.808654.70520(a)k70g2000cwa.googlegroups.com... > > > > E. Hill wrote: > >> We've been using stage tape from American DJ for years... Recently, they > >> changed to Intertape AC36, which is a medium-strength duct tape that > >> leaves > >> lots of residue. > >> > >> Any suggestions on a decent tape that can be used on carpet? (We use > >> Permacel 665 for gaff tape, but it doesn't seem to stick well to carpet.) > >> > >> Thanks. > >> > >> Eric > > > > Try Vincent Lighting Systems > > Cleveland 800-922-5356 > > Pittsburgh 800-877-5356 > > Cincinnati 800-356-5356 > > Grand-Vincent Detroit 800-644-7263 > > > > www.vincentlighting.com/ > > > > They supply a variety of Gaff tape, spike tape, > > and board tapes. > > Spike tape is the tape used to locate places on the stage for props, dancer's reference points,etc. The term may come from the phrase "spike a mark", I'm not sure. Usually 1/2" wide, variety of colors, similar to gaff. Great for multiple microphones,brighter than colored electrical tapes. |