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BWind Loyal user Honolulu, Hawaii 262 Posts 
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Folks,
Have any of you tried the 3M transpore tape, you can find it stocked in the drug health & beauty dept. along with the bandages, band -aids etc.; I've used it to silence the coin going into an expanded [; also very good for bill s-----ing from TT, helps the bill slide out much easier; BWind |
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Sniper01 New user 41 Posts
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On 2008-10-23 23:02, krintz wrote: Took the advice and ordered some mouse tape off ebay. My intention was to replace the tape on a Dream Coin Set, split coin. The tape arrived and I see it is kind of thick and has a rough surface or texture. The original tape on the coin is very thin and smooth. I haven't tried it yet, but it doesn't appear to me this will work as the tape is thicker and rough which will put more space between the coins when together. Could be wrong, just my observations at this point. |
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krintz Regular user 135 Posts
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On 2008-10-29 13:38, Sniper01 wrote: Sniper, it's just the backing that has a rough surface. The actual tape is perfect. I thought the very same thing when I got it, but it works fine. Cut a piece the size you need, remove the backing, lay the tape on a flat surface, and put the coin on it. Trim the edges very carefully. Trust me, it works. Krintz P.S. This stuff is just as thin as the original coating. |
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