GorillaTape Tough & Wide, Black Tape, 2.88" x 25 yd (Pack of 1) - Heavy Duty and Weather Resistant for Indoor or Outdoor

THIS IS THE BEST TAPE EVER! IT IS EASY TO USE, EASY TO TEAR, WATERPROOF AND SEALS WHATEVER YOU LIKE. I HAVE BEEN USING THIS FOR YEARS AND FIND NOTHING ELSE CAN COMPARE. IT IS VERY STICKY SO REMOVE IT QUICKLY IF YOU NEED TO REMOVE IT.

Como siempre, a mi entender la mejor cinta adhesiva.

Bueno

Good

Nice

Strong and dependable

As others have noted, this tape is super sticky. This is the technique I've arrived at, via trial and error, to extract a piece from the roll.1. Unroll the desired length2. Hold the tape with the non-stick side facing AWAY from you3.Lengths are easily torn off, no scissors or knife needed, if you tear the non-sticky side AWAY from you4. You are holding the roll in your other hand5. With a minor bit of agility, you can turn under a small piece of the outer side of the roll, so it faces inward-like dog-earing a page in a book. You only need a small piece. It creates a tab to pull on when you're ready to take another length from the roll.I realize this would have benefitted from a video but that wasn't possible. I've done this dozens of times. I first thought I had to cut the tape but got tired of how annoying that was so began experimenting.This is an excellent product. I'm ordering more.

I'm old. So old that I used duct tape when you could hold a car fender onto a car - permanently with it. Current duct tape is by name only - until the mighty gorilla tape appeared. It's just tape but better than anything professional duct tape my 'ol man used in his air-conditioning duct work back in the fifties and sixties. Might just be the best purchase of my life, in terms of usefulness. Seems a little silly to rave about tape of any kind - but this stuff is too good. Too good! When did you ever see a review of anything that said the product was too good. Most manufacturers make excellent products and over time the quality turns to garbage, in the name of higher profits. I hope Mr. Gorilla doesn't succumb to that business model.