omicron1792
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Do you have a link to what one you would use?Wrap in heat resistant cooking oven sheets then wrap it in your choice of tape. There are softer “rubbery” sheets and ones with a fiber mesh. Don’t use the slippery teflon type, unless you want to work harder to keep it on.
It will work for short strings to avoid mirage and protect it.
How does this hold up to heat on a range, say a ten shot string? Seems like it would melt?
Randy
This stuff won’t melt with 10 shots. That tape over it is fine. Most use vet wrap.
Thanks got one orderedThis stuff won’t melt with 10 shots. That tape over it is fine. Most use vet wrap.
Just to know before I order, this is what you mean when you say header wrap correct ?The silicone tape works very well if you aren’t shooting more than 10 rounds strings, don’t cheap out on the vet wrap, get 3m.
Where I’ve landed is silicone tape, then a layer of header wrap ( motor exhaust header), then the vet wrap. The silicone is probably getting melted a little on occasion, but comes right off. I think I’m still under 2oz.
I would do just the header wrap but it slips, the combo is![]()
Looks to be same kind of stuff. Duct tape works pretty well in place of Vet wrap fwiwJust to know before I order, this is what you mean when you say header wrap correct ?
I like silicone (prevents slippage of header wrap), plus or minus header wrap (header wrap if planning to shoot 10 plus rounds without cooling), then duct tape or vet wrap. I have some combos of this that get shot quite a bit and have lasted a year or better without needing to be messed with.Just to be clear…header wrap with vet wrap or duct tape over it will work?
Or first you must put silicone tape under everything?
How many times around the can are you going with the silicone tape and header wrap?I like silicone (prevents slippage of header wrap), plus or minus header wrap (header wrap if planning to shoot 10 plus rounds without cooling), then duct tape or vet wrap. I have some combos of this that get shot quite a bit and have lasted a year or better without needing to be messed with.
Don't over think it. Start at one end with the silicone and overlap as you go to the other end. Single layer header wrap, end up cutting a few circumference length pieces to avoid overlapping/slipping.How many times around the can are you going with the silicone tape and header wrap?