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February 10, 1943, Duct tape is born when Vesta Stoudt, a factory worker packing WWII munitions, writes FDR outlining—with drawings—her idea to replace weak paper packing tape with a tougher waterproof cloth version. Impressed, FDR pushed her idea into production.

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pfrederi

If it moves and shouldn't Duct tape...if it doesn't move and it should WD-40

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Achto

Why does duct tape stick to everything except duct work ????

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SylvanLakeWH
20 minutes ago, Achto said:

Why does duct tape stick to everything except duct work ????

Because they hadn't invented gorilla tape yet... :handgestures-thumbupright:

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rmaynard

Be very careful if you plan to commit a crime and use duct tape. Duct tape is highly traceable in forensic investigations through DNA, fingerprints, and physical matching of torn edges. :law-police:

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WHX??
39 minutes ago, rmaynard said:

Duct tape is highly traceable

You mean I can find out the PO that duck taped that throttle cable together? :lol:

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Easton Rich
2 hours ago, pfrederi said:

If it moves and shouldn't Duct tape...if it doesn't move and it should WD-40

Or Kroil....

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