Repair a totaled airplane.
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Another use for duct tape
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Geez,Ive seen a rudder and wing tip repaired with it before but nothing this extensive.
Jimmie
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But the guy on needed "3 cases of duct tape"!
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I like the strut holster for the rifle, reminds me of the cowboy carrying a rifle on his horse.
TDD
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Nice, but I would have been scared to ride in it again.
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There is, or used to be a product out there called 'hurricane tape', which is a beefed up version of duct tape. I used to work at a general aviation repair facility in CT, and I was one of the high-time pilots. On many occasions, when a small aircraft was damaged and needed to be flown back to the facility, it was me that got to do it. Bottom line, I fully trusted the hurricane tape, and it never even started to peel. And I'm talking about tape on wing surfaces at times.
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