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![]() We use stainless steel cable ties for anywhere with high UV exposure over a long period. Black cable ties will get brittle and fail. I'd expect a year or so out of them, tho. PDW In article , Jeff Morris wrote: Yes, they do weaken with UV - some that I used on my netting started to fail after 4 seasons. (Actually, only the white ones failed - I often use red for rigging, and I've never seen one of those fail.) However, mine all get pulled when I unrig in the Fall, and its easier to nip off the plastic. Since they only have to go about 5 months, degrading isn't an issue. "Scott Vernon" wrote in message ... Why? What's the advantage? I've heard the plastic ties degrade from UV. Scotty "Jeff Morris" wrote I carry stainless rigging wire, but I usually mouse with cable ties - you have to check them, but they seem to last a season with no trouble and can be popped off with a pliers. |
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