Sticky tape for damp surfaces ?

[Boo2]

Hi,

Does anyone know of a sticky tape that will adhere to damp / moist surfaces ? I need to get it off afterwards without too much trouble too...

Many thanks,

Boo2

 

[Hoolie]

Don't use duct/builders tape - it's not fully waterproof. I've used aluminium backed tape (from Lidl) though it's a bit difficult to remove after several months. Fully waterproof though ... ... ...

 

[Searush]

Foil backed Denso tape for roofs & gutters from any builder's merchant. We used to use it for white water kayak repairs on the water. Takes a bit of cleaning off after with petrol or white spirit but sticks like shit to a blanket & is utterly waterproof even if applied in the rain.

 

[oldbilbo]

Foil backed Denso tape for roofs & gutters from any builder's merchant. We used to use it for white water kayak repairs on the water. Takes a bit of cleaning off after with petrol or white spirit but sticks like shit to a blanket & is utterly waterproof even if applied in the rain.

Ah, Seaslush - you're not just a pretty face...!

 

[sailorman]

Ah, Seaslush - you're not just a pretty face...!

not so hot for a boot top line though

 

[nigelmercier]

Does anyone know of a sticky tape that will adhere to damp / moist surfaces ?

A damp surface has a film of water on it, so the only thing that will stick to it is ice.

 

[nedmin]

Theres not only ice,what about seagull ****e!