Duct tape works well to protect hot spots.
Mole skin is much better after a blister forms.
You can still use duct tape over mole skin if needed.
Derek
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How is that on skin ? I was worried it might be a little too robust in the sticky department to use for blisters etc.On Wed, Jul 15, 2009 at 7:00 AM, todd obrien <mtoddobrien@gmail.com > wrote:
Just an FYI. I switched from duct tape to Gorilla tape a couple of trips ago and have found it much better. Have not needed it, but in "goofing around"/testing it seems to be impervious to wet/cold (unlike duct tape).
Readily available at Home Depot. I made the switch based on a Popular Mechanics test/review.
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