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    Re stick heat pad

    What can i use to re-stick a heat pad on a glass enclosure? I have red "tuck tape" will that work?


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    Get aluminum foil tape at your local hardware store..

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    This is what I use to reattach my heat strip. I've used duct tape and the heat just makes it melt off. Aluminum foil tape withstands up to 200 degrees of heat. Check specs on the site.
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    Re: Re stick heat pad

    Quote Originally Posted by dillymann View Post
    What can i use to re-stick a heat pad on a glass enclosure? I have red "tuck tape" will that work?


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    Use 3M adhesive spray. Stuff is really sticky and you can get a can from lowes for under $10 and will last for awhile.

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    Re: Re stick heat pad

    I use hvac foil tape from lowes its good up to 200 degrees

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