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What Customers Are Saying
Customers overwhelmingly praise this tape for its exceptional strength and superior adhesion to nearly any surface including brick, concrete, metal, foam, rubber, and leather. Reviewers consistently describe it as outperforming standard duct tape and other brands, with many noting it successfully repairs items other tapes failed to hold. Users appreciate its versatility across applications—from sealing RV hoses to patching pond liners and reinforcing boat trailers—and value practical features like easy tearing without a blade and minimal residue. While a few report difficulty with certain plastics or extreme cold, the overwhelming consensus is that performance justifies the higher cost.
Customer review summary generated by AI, including incentivized reviews.Best tape EVER!
Would RecommendIt’s more expensive then other tape but worth it to me. I use this tape when i go camping or when i need strong reliable tape for jobs around the house. This is sturdy tape. It tears off the roll well and sticks well.
Great tape
Would RecommendI peeled the backing off some attic insulation. I used the tape to hold the insulation in place first, then cut away the backing. I spaced the tape about 18" apart. I then stapled the tape ends onto the studs. This held the insulation in place while I covered the insulation with my boards. Works great.
GREAT PRODUCT!!!! LOVE THE WIDTH OF 2.88 INCHES
Would RecommendWorked GREAT to secure electrical cord over sidewalk with one strip=not 2 with thinner width tape= BUY THIS TO USE FOR WIDE PROJECTS \ALSO great adhesion to anything you stick it on
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Gorilla tape
Would RecommendIf you want tape to stick this is what you want to get.
Tape
Would RecommendHolds better than most Pay a little more to get the best
Gorilla Tape
Would RecommendI removed a pergola that was mounted to the side of my stuccoed home. The pergola was glued, bolted, and sealed onto the wall. When I removed it some of the stucco came with it. This left some of the original insulation and lathe wire exposed. Needless to say, the first Spring thunderstorm and I had a leak in the wall. I applied Gorilla Tape on the exposed holes and tears. No more leaks!! A few weeks later the wall was restuccoed.