RKD in OKC

Something to chock the wheels when changing tire.

Fogey1

This stuff was a year and a half old when I first used some but it worked fine. I had kept in in a a ziploc and I'm guessing that's important. I have no idea if the price is reasonable, I was in "fevered acquisition mode" when i added them to an order of a bunch of other stuff. Partly because everything I've ever gotten from these guys is high quality, as described and good design.

http://www.duluthtrading.com/search/...ature=&kw=tape

SeanR

It did us (well, John Curry) as well this past weekend. Tim, who is waiting on his 89 to be delivered, had one on him.

There was a lot of wine, good Texas wine, of which I opened tonight and it tasted like ****. Nice to meet you buddy. Hope to have a good report on that '82 tomorrow.

tlsmith1999

There are plenty of good vineyards in this area, I prefer Becker or Driftwood, but there are plenty that I haven't tried yet.

Jim M.

The tape I have is made by 3M. I've had the roll for about 4 years, just sitting in a open tool bag, rolling around with everything else. No zip lock bag or anything. My guess is 3M is the secret to success. Pay a bit more but get a quality product.

pcar928fan

Yea, I agree...the stock tool kit on a 928 is really probably more than you are likely to use other than a relay jumper or spare relay and a couple of fuses...Maybe a can of fix a flat, but most of us probably still have our spare tires.

SharkSkin

Will, Jim, thanks for the tips. I've found a more general-purpose, thinner self-amalgamating tape but will check into these. I really had no choice when I was stuck in BFE, would like to have some that actually WORKS in the toolbag so I don't need it.