On 3/19/2015 9:06 PM, V G wrote:
> Yeah, I know you have to stretch these quite a bit, so they're suitable f=
or
> pipes and solid objects. The things I want to repair are mostly wires suc=
h
> about the diameter of a HDMI cable. And especially without the outer
> insulation protecting the cable, it's very delicate and I highly doubt th=
at
> the wires will be able to handle the force from the stretching.
>

Another option is liquid electrical tape. The stuff smells terrible=20
until dry but that takes just a few seconds.  You can dunk the parts of=20
the cable needing covering and shake off the excess or apply it with a=20
brush.   I use it often and it holds up well.
Mark
http://www.permatex.com/products-2/product-categories/adhesives-sealants/sp=
ecialty-adhesives/permatex--liquid-electrical-tape-detail
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