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Which adhesive tape for my board?
LOL, here's one that all beginners want to know, what adhesive tape is best for sticking to my board so I can note the instruments to the channels? My main concern is it not leaving adhesive and crap after it's been there 6 months......
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Go to an art supply store and ask for architect's drafting tape.

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duh <slaps forhead>......and I majored engineering 2 years in college! haha.....sometimes i just don't see the trees for the forest.
Thanx Bruce.
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White electrical phase tape works well too.....
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The problem with 99% of the tape is that it will leave a crap residue especially if left in place for a long time - so what I use is "Gaffer Tape", which is a linen/cloth-based tape which leaves NO RESIDUE - even after a long long time! It's more $$ though...

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