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Thank you Lawrence, I have been out on holidays, so just picking up your comment. I am forwarding your input to the owner of this need. I will let you have his comments.
Procter and Gamble
added a comment 03 September at 20:57
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There is a Nature article on gecko-tape
http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn3726
The gecko tape works in a very similar way you can stick it to a surface and then you peel it off from one edge. The tape can then be stuck somewhere else, and then peeled off and stuck somewhere else. However, the problem with the tape is that after a few times of sticking and peeling, the tape loses its stick. The scientists had a careful look at the tape and discovered that the nanohairs were either sticking to each other, or breaking and falling off. So there is research into finding a better material to make the gecko tape out of, something stronger and more durable.
Lawrence Lau
added a comment 17 August at 06:42
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