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24-01-2003, 18:07
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I'm not really sure, but I would try to find some sort of white material with an adhesive back. Then i would buy a large sheet of it and just cut the radii.
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24-01-2003, 22:21
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This is from the person who set up the tape on our field:
This seems kind of long and boring, but try this: 2 in. pieces placed in spots. Make sure the arc is a 4 ft. radius. |
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