Matthew Miller wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I'm looking for a way to cover plastic tables with an anti-static surface. I
> need a solution that that is cheap, and if it is cheap enough I don't mind
> if it only stands up to one year of high school student abuse. :) I have
> considered paper or cardboard, but that is a little less durable that I
> would like. Has anyone heard of using linoleum (with the underside facing
> up) as an anti-static surface?
>
> I have priced commercial anti-static mats and to buy the number that I need
> would blow my budget... Does anyone have ideas or suggestions?
>
> Thanks.    Matthew
>
>   
There is a spray called "cling free" that is strongly antistatic. Just 
spray it on the surface, and it will last
until it has turned to dust, about one day.

Cling Free is designed for women to prevent clothes from "clinging" due 
to static charge. It works good,
but it might not be sold anymore in the US.

--Bob

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