SAG Photography wrote:
Great info,  thanks Fred

I can send you a few inches of tape if you need it.

They normally sell it in big rolls and the closest place around here that has it is fiberglass Hawaii in Ventura.

Fred Greissing wrote:

I can send you a few inches of tape if you need it.

They normally sell it in big rolls and the closest place around here that has it is fiberglass Hawaii in Ventura.

Thanks Fred, but if this stuff works we have enough cameras to require a full roll.  The 680, RZ and the old 501's all can use it I am sure.

Fred Greissing wrote:
I had to clean the matte surface of a focusing screen.

This is one of the methods we use on matte surfaces when cleaning film cameras.



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Monito -- Alan wrote:
Maybe the sticky material off the clothing rollers could be removed and used in a pinch.

Not a good idea as the 'sticky material' is glue based and will leave a residue.

Fred Greissing wrote:
I had to clean the matte surface of a focusing screen.

Rocket New York wrote:
This is one of the methods we use on matte surfaces when cleaning film cameras.



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I can't seem to locate this tape near me without having to order a large roll online. Is there another material that you can get in smaller quantities that does the job? Like a putty or something?

Or maybe that "clay" they use when detailing cars?

ChiMo II wrote:

I can't seem to locate this tape near me without having to order a large roll online. Is there another material that you can get in smaller quantities that does the job? Like a putty or something?

Or maybe that "clay" they use when detailing cars?

That clay for cars is a fine abrassive... don't use it.

Send me you address and I'll pop a few inches of the AT-200Y Sealant Tape in the mail for you. I have a big roll left over from a carbon fiber surfboard project.