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Coydon Wallham wrote:[
The Solarium 3D plans include a listing for "high temperature tape" with no further info. I think it would be good to elaborate on this description as it has proven vague when I've gone on my RMH materials scavenger hunt.
This is the most recent post showing up in my search for high temperature or silicone tape. The local fleet store had some tape rated to 350* (I forget the UL number it carried), and I think some other that was slightly higher. An Amazon search pulls something up that claims 1020*F tolerance (the military stuff?), but I've found that on very, very rare occasions marketing info on Amazon should not be trusted. Anyone with helpful experience to share...?
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Coydon Wallham wrote:So I guess the question is how hot would the bottom of the manifold be expected to get?
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