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My measuring tape degrading

Fernando

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Joined
Nov 7, 2016
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Certified Residential Appraiser
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California
I grabbed one of my tape measure and in horror when I was stretching and measuring, the tape was hard to pull and the surface of the tape was coming out making my fingers powdery white. Ugh.
Never happened before. Cheap old home depot tape.
 
I'll give you my Disto when you pry it from my cold, dead hands.
 
The white stuff from the tape rather sticky. Hope it's not toxic.
I still don't trust Disto to measure to the tenth feet.
 
The white stuff from the tape rather sticky. Hope it's not toxic.
I still don't trust Disto to measure to the tenth feet.
Is it retractable tape like one that will stretch out about 8 feet and barely bend. Is it metal or vinyl? I have never had a tape rub off white stuff. You weren't snorting anything were you?
 
I'll give you my Disto when you pry it from my cold, dead hands.
I will test you with 100 ft fiberglas tape, 25 ft steel tape that will reach about 8 ft with little bend, little lazer on inside on upstairs. I'll challenge you.

I'll warn you. I am pretty good on ANSI.

There is no way I would work without laser inside on upstairs. I can't even imagine using laser outside in bright sunlight.

That is where I would get you on outside measurements.

Your in no win situation. Doesn't matter.
 
Take your disto to the grave with you and put it on your chest or in the creamation.
 
I think Fernando makes stuff up sometimes. I don't really see how a surface on his measuring device could suddenly release some kind of white substance.

I joked like were you snorting cocaine? It don't make sense to me how the tape would suddenly have white substance on his hands.
 
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