Review on 🔥 Cutting-Edge Tesa High Heat Harness Tape 51036 for Mercedes, BMW, Audi, VW by Brian Samaiyar

This duct tape looks great. • Be sure to wrap around the connector and work your way to the other parts of the bundle, otherwise the tape at the ends will begin to unravel. If possible, wind from a roll to make it easier to keep the tape taut while winding; cut individual parts only if needed • After wrapping, starting at each connector to the body of the harness, you can then wrap the main body of the harness; This will ensure you cover the ends of your individual wraps in one shot. I didn't do this initially and had to add some superglue to one end because I'm actually wrapping at the end of the connector instead of starting there. • Adhesive tape sticks only to itself; Make sure the tape doesn't touch other objects too hard, and don't touch the sticky side too hard. When you're done gluing, be sure to squeeze and pinch the glue to seal any small open or overlapping areas. The overall finish and look of this tape really enhances the look of the engine and engine compartment. I just packed everything, even the new wiring harness that I installed. • The attached photo is my 2005 Dodge Neon. I had to replace the timing belt and a couple of bent valves. The engine is simply clean; None of the parts are painted. Wrapping belts helps make everything new! • I will be buying more soon to detail my wife's jeep.