Pretty cool new crazy strong "tape" soon to be released.

Kydex holster business is about to take a hit!
 
Let us know when it is available and where to get it.
 
if it's 1/2 as useful as that video claims...it's a serious game changing "must have" for any tool kit, GHB, day pack, etc. I just added a google alert for it.
 
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Tim said:
Kickstarter....$17 gets you a 20ft roll when it's released. ETA May 2017

https://www.kickstarter.com/project...est-and-most-adaptable-materia?token=29b02249

EDIT: Looks like they closed the Kickstarter a couple weeks ago...raised way more than their goal.

I'll definitely pick up a roll or 2 when it becomes available. Would LOVE to see it in sheets, squares, wider rolls, etc. vs. the ribbon.
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Wow - They raised nearly $75000 when the goal was only $15000...Sounds like some people are excited about this stuff.

BP
 
Is it wrong that I am strangely aroused? That stuff is downright sexy.
 
I'll be having some of that in each vehicle and in the building. It'll also be in @Chdamn's basement. You guys that have never been to chads but plan to go, I'd go before May
 
NKD said:
Kydex holster business is about to take a hit!
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People are kind of lazy. Kydex is not that hard, and here I am still making them. The holster biz probably won't take a hit. Some folks "might" add this as a material if it gets out in sheets of decent thickness. Regardless of how strong it is, a super thin holster would be questioned by a lot of folks.

Looks like a cool product though. Kind of a tape version of Sugru. But looks to be easier to use.
 
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I'll be having some of that in each vehicle and in the building. It'll also be in @Chdamn's basement. You guys that have never been to chads but plan to go, I'd go before May
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You have to go in. Nothing says you have to come back out.
 
Looks awesome. Would be better if instead of heating it you could used a cream ( stored in the center of the can) and rub the ribbon to make it cure.

This way you wouldn't be limited to heat for application in the event you are without heat.
 
On their fb page today:

Thank you for all of the positive interest! We have completed engineering on our dedicated production line and construction is under way.
 
Watched the video - want!
 
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