Stick yet useful compound suggestions?


  1. rabrandom
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    Stick yet useful compound suggestions?


    Need to stick a waterproof zip bag to the outside of my car. And suggestions as to what to use? Needs to be REALLY sticky and waterproof. Tape would be best.
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  3. Bongo
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    Duct Tape
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  4. alfred01
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    Bongo said:
    Duct Tape
    Agreed, but the real grey stuff not that cheap blue or yellow stuff.
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  6. rabrandom
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    Would one use a brand name one? Is there a good name brand?
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