I took a while to write this because I’ve always felt something Must be based on its merit, especially in business. That’s how true success is built, so I needed time to accomplish this. Now, I used the tape to seal the border of an 4ft. X 4ft. Square of wire window screen, to avoid its ability to snag, tear, scratch and especially poke you to the point of bleeding. I made the border for my screen about 1 week ago and I have found it to be Exactly as it was from the start.Usually, if tape isn’t that good, you will put it on something and a short time later, hours or just a few days, on you need to run your fingers back and forth, across the tape, to get it to seal well again. Well folks, I made sure, when I’d first applied it, that it had been sealed well to start with and a week later, I have checked it out and find it to be perfectly sealed as day one. You will find it to be Very sticky and tough. You actually need to be careful in handling it due to how well it sticks. That’s a welcome symptom to me. I haven’t used other aluminum tape products enough to compare, but I’ve used vast amounts of tape products in life from being involved in all aspects of construction and I’m known as a “jack of all trades”.So, simply based on how frustrated I’ve been after using junk tape, I have been extremely happy with this product. Also, the picture doesn’t seem to do it justice for its shine, so for those which want it to look good too, I find that it looks good but it actually polished up even more, to look quite nice. I like to see small companies, with a good product, to succeed and thrive. With the customer service they seem to have, I believe they’ll do great!

I finally got around to using this tape today and it worked real well to seal the duct connections and the few leaks I found. It's a bit tricky to separate the backing, but I saw a tip form another reviewer who used masking tape on each side to put it apart. I'll try that next time. It will stick to itself easily so you need to keep the backing on an peel it off as you go. Only cut off what you need to use in at one time and even apply it in small strips if there is not a lot of room to navigate. Once you do a few it gets easier. I was surprise how well it sealed around screw heads and other imperfections. Very flexible for metal tape. I plan to do all the connection points so I will get getting more. Good value.

Not much to say. It's aluminum tape. The glue holds up great in all weather. It seems to bond to just about anything. I've used it to hold extension cords in place, taped up against the side of a trailer. I've used it to hold aluminum siding in place while working alone so I can then secure it with screws. (You then remove the tape.) I've used it plug holes in aluminum rooves, and it keeps the rain out. (It's rooves not roofs, like wives, knives, and lives.)

So much nicer than regular duct tape because it looks great and should be more durable in some situations. Very sticky. It is hard to get the backing off. I cut a shallow line in a corner and then bent the metal part back, sort of like some pills are accessed. I got foil wrapped flexible duct and used this tape. I also used foil insulation on the furnace outlet box and with this tape it is dazzling. My utility room is a sparkling joy now, totally spiffy.

I purchased this to replace vinyl cloth silver duct tape as I was constantly having to replace the tape after heat would break down the adhesive and cause the tape to stretch resulting in heated duct air escaping. This stuff works great for adhesion and is thick enough to make a good seal around joint connections. I would recommend this for light to medium jobs as I have used thicker aluminum tape in the past for heavy duty jobs, but it worked great for what I needed it for.

This is like sticky really thick aluminium foil. I used it to tape a wrap around my dryer vent pipe. It was easy enough to work with that my project looked really good. My husband even said "good job". Which is unheard of. I saw someone had issues with the backing. It took a tiny bit of finagling but it was not so frustrating as to make it an issue. It is just the right thickness to me so when you need to fold it a little to shape it doesn't look messy.

This tape was used for my daughter's school project where she needed to make a background with silver lines and squares. The tape is very shiny/reflective. it has a very strong stick to it and is easy to peel and use.

Some have complained about getting the backing off to expose the adhesive side of the tape. I just used the point of a carpet knife along the edge to separate the backing from the tape. It sometimes takes a few tries, but really isn't all that difficult. The adhesive is pretty good and the tape works well.

I used this item to affix a ceramic fiber blanket between my wood furnace and blower unit. The two are not from the same manufacture and there was a small air gap. The tape stuck well to the unit. The only down fall is you need a little patients to get it started. If the manufacture could install a small tab for starting then it would be excellent.

Used to cover the seams on kraft faced R 30 attic insulation. I also used in around vapor barrier and mylar foil faced foam board. Strong adhesive stuck to pretty much anything. Great price point and prompt service. I have purchased several rolls over the months and will continue buying more. I am a professional contractor.

Strong and easy to apply, backing comes off easily allowing for smooth application. Adheres good and not easily removable. Basically what you're paying for.

Having to peel the backing as your trying to wrap it around a duct in a hot attic while standing on a ladder just plain annoying

I used this tape to repair a 14 year old custom sun shade that had cracks because I couldn't find another custom shade that would fit my vehicle perfectly. The shade is constantly folded and the tape is sticking.