Re: Question about this product

["brobin" <nospam@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

One neat way to cover this wire is to use self adhesive "edge banding" (used
for covering the edges of drawer and cabinet fronts) right on top of the
wire. I used this on a ceiling installation and it was barely detectable.
Because it made a nice clean line it looked like an integrated part of the
ceiling. Not as invisible as compound & paint but MUCH faster, easier and
cleaner and almost as unobtrusive. After I put it up nobody ever noticed it.
While the flat wire isn't cheap, it does have it's place if running
concealed wiring is too difficult.

"Robert L. Bass" <robertlbass@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> Does anyone in the group have and direct knowledge or opinions of this
>> product??
>>
>> [link to "invisible wire"]
>
> I've seen the stuff.  It's not exactly invisible.  It's too thick to
> disappear under paint.  If you place it on a wall you'll need to apply
> taping compound and then sand and paint the wall to cover it.  Under
> carpet it will be subjected to abuse from people walking on it with strong
> probability of failure.
>
> It's also really expensive.
>
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> Regards,
> Robert L Bass
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