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    More flexwatt questions

    On a recent thread I asked if flex watt can be applied with aluminum tape both under it (on the rack shelf) and on top of it.

    One response said I can place alum tape under, but only cover the edges on the top.

    I saw a JK reptile you tube, that said you can cover the entire top, which is what I am wanting to do to protect from tub slides.

    I'd appreciate more opinions, on what the real deal is.

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    Last edited by AdamF; 06-15-2012 at 07:35 AM.

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    Re: More flexwatt questions

    I had aluminum foil tape on the underside of my flexwatt and I noticed a buzzing sound when I had the probe of my herpstat taped to the flexwatt. I no longer have aluminum tape under the flexwatt.

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    there really isnt any reason to cover the entire top surface of it.

    I layer the foil tape that is holding it down with 3 or 4 sacrificial layers
    Tape can be replaced as it wears down and the flex-a-watt doesnt get rubbed.
    I have yet to have to replace any of my foil tape, going on 18 months and atleast one removal and install of a tub per day.

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