emergency travel paper

Jeff Tanner jtanner@mozart.sc.edu
Wed, 4 Jun 2003 10:40:32 -0400


I've used sandpaper, and I've used "recycle bin" copy paper.  I've never
seen the sticky travel paper in a supply house catalog.  Where do you find
it, anyway?
Jeff

>    Hey, Has anyone ever used the glue strip on the tab of a  manila
>envelope as travel paper?  I am needing some strips to travel some
>hammers and left my supply at home.  It seems like the same stuff as the
>brown packaging roll that many of us have used in the past.  In fact, one
>could cut a couple of thin strips off the top, down to the reinforced hole
>in  the tab and still use the envelope for mailing or storing something. 
>There  would still be a large strip of glue as well as the two metal tabs
>that can be  inserted through the reinforced hole and secure the tab over
>the opening of the  envelope.  Just a thought...   Joy! Elwood   Elwood
>Doss, Jr.
>Technical Director/Piano  Technician
>Department of Music
>225 Fine Arts Building
>University of  Tennessee at  Martin
>731/587-7482
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