h a l f b a k e r y"It would work, if you can find alternatives to each of the steps involved in this process."
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If sticky tape had the sticky side facing outwards you
could roll the tape over presents, packing boxes etc.
making it slightly easier to apply than sticky-side-in
sticky tape.
The tape would need to come with a protective layer to
protect the exposed surface from becoming a lint
magnet.
Tape side reverser
http://www.parcel-t...older/tape-gun2.jpg
[rcarty, Dec 05 2012]
double sided tape
http://couponsaving...uble-Sided-Tape.gif
[Voice, Dec 05 2012]
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You're right it is more practical to have the sticky side out, but I'm guessing the sticky side is on the inside because it becomes too contaminated. |
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What is needed is a two-reel device that unspools a new roll of tape onto a blank roll while reversing the sticky-side-outedness. |
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Not sure if I understand the advantage? |
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So there's a chance you do. |
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