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Non-Animal based materials for accordions

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Viewed from my submarine cruising the sea of ignorance I mentioned, a glued-on stripe might be a lot like adhesive tape in effect. I don't recall that I ever looked closely at bellows.

Shellac is used as a cement in woodwind repair, but it's made from an insect secretion, don't know how humane the process is for the bug. It's a hard resin at room temperature, but liquid under a torch.
 
donn post_id=59612 time=1527728720 user_id=60 said:
Viewed from my submarine cruising the sea of ignorance I mentioned, a glued-on stripe might be a lot like adhesive tape in effect.
They must have impressively better adhesive tape in your region than in mine when several dozen strips of them holding up under movement and storage for half a century is what youd expect without giving it further thought.
 
Well, whatever you're looking for here I don't know, but steering back towards the topic, it seems that we agree on the relatively short lifetime of commonly available adhesive tapes.
 
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