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Protect Tapes

Rimini, Italy

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What Protect Tapes does.

Protect Tapes provides specialized rigging tapes for boats, including chafe protection, headfoil, interior masking, rope wrap, boom/mast rigging, and deck kits. The company's products are used by the Project team of Louis Burton from Bureau Vallée, highlighting their daily utility. Protect Tapes offers a range of top-selling items such as Rope – Shrink Tube 12.7mm, Laser Kit, Headfoil – PHP003, and Rigging – PMG050025330. The company has a catalogue available for customers to browse. Founded in Italy, Protect Tapes serves the boat building industry with its products.

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