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Heatshrink vs heatshrinkless sleeving

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Which one do you prefer? I'm asking also because i'm not sure myself  :rolleyes:

Suggestions and tips welcome ;D

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Can you even do heatshrinkless with MDPC? Also, i prefer Telieos of MDPC

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I thought we were talking about heatshrink for electronics...

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Can you even do heatshrinkless with MDPC? Also, i prefer Telieos of MDPC

Yes. You go through pretty much the same process as you would if you where using heat shrink, apart from you hold the heat on the shrink a little longer so you cause the sleeve its self to melt underneath and mold to the wire. Removing the shrink afterwards (mattlef has a guide here)  :) A waste of heat shrink in my opinion. But if you like the look I suppose it is worth it. 

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I'm not sure what to vote for! I love both types of sleeving and both with and without heatshrink.

So I just voted for the type of sleeving I used for cable extentions I made myself for my rig ;)

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