Everything you need to know about tape
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Here we’re looking at the most common types of tape, their uses and how much sticky residue they will leave on a mast after a few days.
Then, how to remove that residue.
Then, how to apply the tape when taping rigging.
You might not have known that you needed to know this but you’ll be glad that you do after watching!
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