Friction Tape

[leversole]

Looking for a modern equivalent of friction tape used to secure wires on 60's Harley Davidsons...particularly a 1964 DuoGlide. I found various brands, but I think it is all non slip stuff, not what I am after. I think regular electrical tape would be too shiny...

[joe fxs fxr]

https://www.amazon.com/s?k=friction+...xpan-left_3_11

how's this look?

[jonnyoctane]

The Brillman company 2328 Pepper Rd. Mount Jackson, VA 22842 (888) 274-5562 they have tape, wire and other cool stuff

[dukekleman]

Leversole,

What you are looking for is "coroplast" tape.

Hope this helps,
Duke Kleman

[T. Cotten]

Leversole,

What you are looking for is "coroplast" tape.

Hope this helps,
Duke Kleman

A search brings up quite a selection, Duke!

A lot looks pretty space-age; I wonder what was OEM?
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....Cotten

[Architect]

I have used friction tape bought at Ace Hardware and Hockey Tape bought at sporting goods store. The all look about the same and much better then shiny electrical tape, good luck.

[duffeycycles]

Robbie told us about Hockey tape.I have used this ever since.They sell it at Dick's sporting goods etc...Black Cloth Hockey Tape | Howies Hockey Tape

[leversole]

Just to be clear, I was asking about the tape used to lash wire conduit to the frame. I don't think it had a non-slip surface....

Thanks All! This Place is a Wealth of knowledge

Leslie

[dukekleman]

Leversole,

This is the link for the correct Coroplast tape I mentioned above. It is used in Engineering/Product Development by OEM's...

https://www.coroplast-tape.com/en-us...roplast-838-x/

I Hope this helps,

Duke Kleman

[T. Cotten]

Thanks for the link, Duke,

It seems like everything from Coroplast to Wallymart's is high-temp polyester cloth tape with a solvent-free acrylic adhesive;

When was that stuff invented?

The real thing was probably linen and 'asphalt', but they appear identical.


....Cotten

[dukekleman]

IMG_20201204_141933046.jpg Cotten,

I'm not sure what year it was invented. I know it's been around for awhile.

Duke Kleman