Jay m A

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Any reason other than stopping the fibres getting everywhere?

Thanks

Pavlo

shrinks as it drys, it's also much more plyable when wet

Paul

Jay m A

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thanks Paul.

The wrap I've got is very flexible, like rope in fact. My problem is I want to fit it and paint it tonight, don't think I'll have time if I have to wait 'till its dry before painting.

Edit to say its the stuff from Proven Products.

Scott.T

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also stops the fibre glass dust and prevents itchy hands (but where displosable gloves also helps prevent this)

fuz

enjoy the smell of burning for 3 dayz

Pavlo

the shrinking of the wrap as it dries is the best bit. All wrap is flexible, but around tight bends where you want one side to go round a tighter bend than the other, making it wet really helps.

If I were you, I would exercise some additional patience and do the job as best you can.

Paul

Jay m A

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Wrapped it wet. Doesn't look half bad for my first go, painting it lunchtime instead

Doesn't stop the fibres getting everywhere LOL

Thanks for the advice