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  • stans tape or any tape?
  • woodsie
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    does it matter what rim tape is on a stans rim when going tubeless?

    bigdean
    Full Member

    I’ve had success with 25mm duck tape. £3 for a roll, done three wheels (1 x 26″ and 2 x 29″) so far.

    timidwheeler
    Full Member

    I used superstar tape and valves with Specialized tyres on Stans rims with Stan’s fluid. Tyres need a little top up every month or so. Nine months now, have never had a puncture or any other problem.

    Northwind
    Full Member

    I’ve used decent quality electric tape- needs a couple of wraps but works fine after that. Only downside is it’s easier to damage when changing tyres.

    woodsie
    Free Member

    thanks all for the heads up 🙂

    zangolin
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    +1 for insulation tape here 1 year so far with no problems on Flow rims – 3 or 4 times round the rim with standard good quality insulation tape. De-grease first.

    danielgroves
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    +1 for insulation tape

    Have three layers thick on both of my Flow EX rims and have never had an issues.

    NorthCountryBoy
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    I used some good quality gaffer tape the first time. There were no problems noticed but about 10 months later i changed the tyres and the sealant seemed to have effected the glue on the tape and it had gone all mushy. Replaced with stans tape. Top tip watch the installation video on their site i wouldnt have pulled the tape as tight as they recommend without watching.

    http://www.notubes.com/Movies_yellow_tape_install.aspx

    grum
    Free Member

    Electrical tape +1

    tmb467
    Free Member

    Gorilla Tape

    cloudnine
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