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    Posted: 9 hours 43 minutes ago at 11:13pm
recommend for a brand of electrical tape, that does not become sticky, slimy, and a total mess after a couple years?
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In professional environment, I use either Scotch Super88, or Super33.  88 is thicker, 33 is thinner.  In outdoor/all weather, these products have the least difficulty keeping their properties long-term.

Cheap tape breaks easily, isn't conformal, fails to adhere, and leaves adhesive everywhere.
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I DON"T use tape of any kind/brand. I find heat shrink and the brush on the best and longest lasting without mess.
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