[Robotgroup] And on a lighter note(maybe)

[john at cozmicfunk.com]

Never iron the tape directly, put the tape sandwiched between some 
cotton or other non sticky fabric. A steamer will work better, but keep 
the tape out of the direct heat!

You could also steam the tape or warm it up, then put the tape 
sandwiched in a thick heavy book and leave it for a day or two and see 
if that helps.

JPF
brooksdesign wrote:
>   Anybody know of a method for smoothing or rehabing a lightly wrinkeled video tape? I'm going to experiment with ironing a test tape that suffers from the same dammage but I know heat will demagnitize metals if hot enough but I the test I did a while back for another project seemed to require a much higher temp than needed for the ironing.
> -brooks
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