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ryliescience
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mylar

05/06/2007 2:28 AM

anyone have any ideas on deteriation of mylar ability to hold air under pressure if it has been or is folded ?

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BrainWave
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Re: mylar

05/06/2007 10:52 AM

Folding has no detrimental effect provided it is no torn or holed. Mylar is very resilient.

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