Mjdohring
Active Member
Well I finally broke down and did it... I Stealth Stripped my Beast Sticks...Had to silence them... If u want to see how I use Stealth Strips and get a nice tight seam check out the link below...
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Stealth Stripping your climbing sticks
- Thread starter Mjdohring
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Pawag
Member
So I saw you cut holes in the stealth strips, did you complete the other sticks? How well do they continue to stick well?
Can't speak for his application obviously but stealth strips stick really well. To the point where I wouldn't put them on anything where I may need to remove it
Mjdohring
Active Member
I did 6 holes on the one stick... Stealth Strip is still holding well...I haven't decided if I'm going to do all the holes yet.... It will make them look cool, but it's not really going to effect the performance... I may decide to do it if I find time...LOL...
@Mjdohring Did you cut away the stealth strip to expose the weight reducing holes? If so how did that turn out?
Mjdohring
Active Member
If u want to do it... I did do one stick, I used a small x-acto knife and heated the blade with a torch and zipped around the hole fast it came right out... others have indicated the used a soldering gun...