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Zachary
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Hey diy'ers
I've been working on finalizing a design for a utility device and am looking for a rubber similar to that used in McBride's McGrip tip. It's a textured, flesh toned rubber that is very tear resistant. An ideal for the application. I've sent an email to McBride and Tobias, but figured that this would be a good place to get pointed in the right direction for similar or better materials that will suit the device. Thank you for all your help.
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Bill Hegbli
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I don't own the tip so can you provide a pic of what you are talking about?
Zachary
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If you can PM your e-mail address, I'll gladly send you a good close up of the material. Thank you for your help
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You will need to find a flesh colored polyurethane. Polyurethane has very high friction characteristics and very resistant to tearing, very tough. It does not do well with water. Water causes polyurethane to swell.
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