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fadedrose

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2. Well, maybe so, but

Reply to Brother Buzz (Reply #1)

Wed Aug 1, 2012, 09:40 PM

Aug 2012

I got tired of rubbing the strips of contact over the chair, so I cut a piece about 15" long and sat it. Very relaxing

Then I put it against the back and leaned on it. Also relaxing.

I'm saving my duck tape for the windows for when nuclear missiles or whatever gets dropped on me.....

But thanks for the suggestion....

I'm going to get me a couple rolls of contact and keep'em handy.

Oh, don't use it for your shelfs. It'll take the finish right off the wood.

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Contact Shelf Paper [View all] fadedrose Aug 2012 OP

In a pinch, duck tape will perform the task well, too Brother Buzz Aug 2012 #1

Well, maybe so, but fadedrose Aug 2012 #2

Great! Now graywarrior is going to use duck tape against the poor duck that she madinmaryland Aug 2012 #3

Duck tape works fine on feathers, too. Brother Buzz Aug 2012 #4

OfficeMax clear strapping tape is inexpensive and works great as a "lint roller" for animal hair. HopeHoops Aug 2012 #5

Wish I could remember where pipi_k Aug 2012 #6

Good tip. Fabric covering on chair seats is just not good. With faux leather or other such UTUSN Aug 2012 #7