Thinking
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Throw them in their stockings! 
98 F150 5.4L E40D/4R100
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From: MI
Who would name a hill 3 bikini bottoms lol, -
EDIT: I guess you have to open it up on You Tube to catch the complete title...no show here.
EDIT: I guess you have to open it up on You Tube to catch the complete title...no show here.
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98 F150 5.4L E40D/4R100
Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 28,523
Likes: 7,633
From: MI
I've had some practice over the years, best is non adhesive friction tape. Good to have a 2" and 1" roll handy. WOD automotive harness heat tape. That's OEM stuff.
I won't use super 88 or 33 for automotive. I have tesa tape (3 big rolls of it lol), but never had good luck with it, the Amazon stuff anyway. It doesn't look as good as OEM (finish product) and comes apart.
I'll use some 3M stuff sometimes, non adhesive as well but it's a self adhering rubber type...really good stuff. I forget what it's called lol. I'll use that once in awhile when heat isn't a factor... vs WOD.
I won't use super 88 or 33 for automotive. I have tesa tape (3 big rolls of it lol), but never had good luck with it, the Amazon stuff anyway. It doesn't look as good as OEM (finish product) and comes apart.
I'll use some 3M stuff sometimes, non adhesive as well but it's a self adhering rubber type...really good stuff. I forget what it's called lol. I'll use that once in awhile when heat isn't a factor... vs WOD.
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I've had some practice over the years, best is non adhesive friction tape. Good to have a 2" and 1" roll handy. WOD automotive harness heat tape. That's OEM stuff.
I won't use super 88 or 33 for automotive. I have tesa tape (3 big rolls of it lol), but never had good luck with it, the Amazon stuff anyway. It doesn't look as good as OEM (finish product) and comes apart.
I'll use some 3M stuff sometimes, non adhesive as well but it's a self adhering rubber type...really good stuff. I forget what it's called lol. I'll use that once in awhile when heat isn't a factor... vs WOD.
I won't use super 88 or 33 for automotive. I have tesa tape (3 big rolls of it lol), but never had good luck with it, the Amazon stuff anyway. It doesn't look as good as OEM (finish product) and comes apart.
I'll use some 3M stuff sometimes, non adhesive as well but it's a self adhering rubber type...really good stuff. I forget what it's called lol. I'll use that once in awhile when heat isn't a factor... vs WOD.
98 F150 5.4L E40D/4R100
Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 28,523
Likes: 7,633
From: MI
Yea, I got suckered into it because of the Amazon reviews too, long ago. Ford OEM is much better. Professional, moisture proof, easy to remove and re-wrap without replacing (in most cases) and very little sticky crap to screw with. You'll see what I mean in the future.
I pay attention to Amazon reviews as well, but in this case, I side with the professionals. They really know what they're doing.
Good Luck!
I pay attention to Amazon reviews as well, but in this case, I side with the professionals. They really know what they're doing.
Good Luck!