A quick question, does anybody know any trick to fix this kind of situation?
A cable that is perfectly fine except its outer protective insulator has been cut and has exposed the internals. The cable works, the inside cables are properly insulated from each other, but the ribbon protective coat has been damaged or cut. Something that doesn't involve cutting the wire and resoldering the end with the internal cables. First thing that comes to my mind of course is heat shrink cable, but both ends are way too big to introduce a proper sized heat shrink cable, it would be so big in diameter that once you shrink it, it would fit the cable at all. A very ugly solution is insulating tape, but it's messy, sticky and not professional, besides, if you pull the cable, good bye tape. If I cut heat shrink cable, wrap it around and heat it, it doesn't work.
A cable that is perfectly fine except its outer protective insulator has been cut and has exposed the internals. The cable works, the inside cables are properly insulated from each other, but the ribbon protective coat has been damaged or cut. Something that doesn't involve cutting the wire and resoldering the end with the internal cables. First thing that comes to my mind of course is heat shrink cable, but both ends are way too big to introduce a proper sized heat shrink cable, it would be so big in diameter that once you shrink it, it would fit the cable at all. A very ugly solution is insulating tape, but it's messy, sticky and not professional, besides, if you pull the cable, good bye tape. If I cut heat shrink cable, wrap it around and heat it, it doesn't work.