So to do a final follow up and close this out.
I tried the transfer tape two more times with about the same results of not being strong enough.
The thin 6mil foam tape I bought finally arrived. It was fairly strong but I couldn't trim the tip without twisting it off. The foam was such that you...
To follow up on this. I got a roll of 1" VHB transfer tape (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B007Y7CSAC) which is just the VHB "glue" without any foam or backing and is 2MIL thick. I clamped it to the tip for 8 hours, and clamped the tip on the cue for a few days using a rubber band clamp. After that...
I agree there is going to be some curing issues with VHB. Most of the VHB I have used is really thick like 1.5-2mm foam which is why I am interested in the thin stuff. My plan is to clam a tip with VHB for a day and trim it then peal the other side for the ferrule. I also agree this is most...
I've been reading about some of the VHB super tape that 3M makes that seem exceptionally strong. Many are on foam but some get down to 5mil thick. They still take 24hr to fully cure to max strength, but that also makes them short term repositionable. It seems like a no drip no clean up mounting...
Thanks everyone for the help. After finding what they are called, looking up info on them was much easier. It looks just like these: http://www.cuestik.com/store/product.asp?ITEM_ID=5883&DEPARTMENT_ID=161
I will suggest to my friend that we just leave it in place since there is no need to...
I have been replacing tips for my cues and for those of my friends for a few years now. One of my friends bought an older cue at a garage sale that had a really thin worn tip and asked me to replace it. The only thing that's odd about it is the tip has a thin (maybe 1/32") black disk between...