Best way to permanently repair a PSU Sheaf?

[DejaVu]

We've got loads of electrical genius' on here (you know who you are) and I was wondering whats the best way to repair the end of a wire near the plug that has a sheaf.

I've replaced the other end plenty of times when the wires get messed up, but at the other end, this particular plug is sealed.
I don't really want to just use electrical tape, but was wondering something like a Shrink Flex. I want to make it more a permanent repair rather than a quick fix (a exact replacement for this adapter is £22 - and seems a shame to ditch it as it works perfectly).

[Little John]

I personally would use some shrink wrap, Used to use it all the time when making up battery packs for my RC cars

This should do you http://www.maplin.co.uk/p/rolson-127...sortment-n03ft

I don't have any left at home or I would stick some in the post, the last pack I did barely covered the ends of the batteries

[DejaVu]

Thats the stuff! Whenever someone mentions shrink wrap, I always think of the large clingfilm type used in Warehouses!
Cheers LJ.

Off to Maplins now.

[CallmeGoose]

Heat shrink ;-)


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[wakadoo]

aldi had some heat shrink kits in with lots of size tubes for about £4

[evilsatan]

Heat shrink tubing is good but you need to get it over the other end yet be small enough to shrink to the wire. I like Sugru for applications where conventional materials won't work.