So 3M sent me two rolls of tape a couple of weeks ago - a roll of Dry Erase Tape and a roll of Chalk Board Tape. The function of each is just what you would think it to be. ...
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I could see these being really handy for putting on tool box drawer fronts or fastener storage. The reason I haven't committed to labeling mine is because I move stuff around occasionally. This is the perfect solution!
Ryan, can I use caulk on the chalk board tape?
How I do it, posts #39 to 41:http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?p=3258865&highlight=magnetic#post3258865
Hell if I know... Out of curiosity, why would you want to use caulk over it?
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Ryan, I'll be interested to learn how sensitive either tape is to scuffing. Having spent decades in the corporate world and in front of my fair share of whiteboards (and the son of a schoolteacher who used to take his boys into the classroom during evenings when papers needed grading) writing both of those surfaces are easily obliterated by a casual brush.
These look like they could be for temporary marking. I'd be reluctant to mark things in storage 'cause the writing would not survive much use and handling.
I use a P-Touch or Dymo labeler for most things, and the labels peel off and get reused when a label needs to move. For short term I use a Sharpie on "Time Tape" from my lab. I'm not sure where I'd be able to use these tapes...
I have ordered a roll of the dry erase on Amazon for $5.97 a roll and prime delivery.
I'll use it on the Sterilite type storage bins I have my tooling in. As the tooling changes I'll change the label.
Thanks for the tip.
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So 3M sent me two rolls of tape a couple of weeks ago - a roll of Dry Erase Tape and a roll of Chalk Board Tape. The function of each is just what you would think it to be. ...
To read the rest of this blog entry from The Garage Journal, click here.


