Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

FYI: I was at Michael's (Its a craft/hobby store chain.) the other day and noticed that they had a quite a colorful selection of duct tape. Hot pink, bright orange, red, aqua blues etc... obviously colors with the creative Teardropper in mind. I did a doubletake and made sure it was "duct tape". They have really taken it to another level!

I just thought that I would spread the word in case someone wants to turn up the volume on their tear .

Todah

yep, I bought some black and some white there..... used some on my white primer covered Jewel box at lcg.... but I bet you didn't even notice cuz it blended in . hahaha

Look for the sales and coupons.

julie

Wow! that could really change the Red Green show!
It would be cool if they made plaid!

L L Bean sell camoflauge and animal(fishes) colored duct tape

I visited the Michael's website, did a search on "Duct Tape", and got a history and spelling lesson. It is actually named "Duck" tape because the original tape was made using duck cotton which was waterproof in 1942.

Here is a link for the duct tape colors. Notice they call the pink, "Funky Flamingo". I don't remember which Teardropper has the flamingo theme,
but they have made a tape for you.

http://www.michaels.com/art/online/displayProductPage?productNum=gc0248

Steve Fredrick wrote:

Wow! that could really change the Red Green show!
It would be cool if they made plaid!

Visit the Michael's website and send them a note. Maybe they will get some.

Todah

The colored duct tape will expand the range of prom dresses you can make.
http://www.ducktapeclub.com/contests/prom/

I refuse to accept this concept into my world.

I'm just getting used to GREY.

asianflava wrote:The colored duct tape will expand the range of prom dresses you can make.
http://www.ducktapeclub.com/contests/prom/

Asianflava, I'm afraid to asked why you knew of this contest.

I refuse to accept this concept into my world.

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Ahhh come on Ira. Think of it as the "new grey". Besides that, I bet they would print some with a crab theme if you asked.


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It's amazing Todah that not one piece of Duct tape was used in the construction of The Crab, not even for wiring.

I thought I would be using it all over the place--especially for connecting lumber and attaching the fenders!