Corrosion Protection Pipe Tape, Wrap Pipe Tape for Drain Pipe, Metal Electrical Outdoor Underground Pipe, Waterproof PVC Black Tape, Duct Anti-Corrosion and Protection, 2Inch X 33Yard

Works great! Better than name brand!

Really strong & great adhesion.

Good tape for drainage

Works very well. Used it to secure the new foam pipe insulation for my AC unit. It's very sticky and pliable.

This tape has characteristics similar to black electrical tape, just without the voltage rating. Before ordering the wrong product, you can test your application with electric tape to see if it’s right for you. There were lots of mixed reviews for this stuff, but I’m sure lots of people just bought the wrong product for their job.I purchased an 18 roll case of 3” wide tape 33 yards each. That’s a great savings deal for me. Each roll is individually wrapped in shrink plastic and retail friendly. The tape doesn’t have paper release backing on the adhesive. Because of this and the wider 3” width I needed, unrolling will take slow, even & firm strength. Tape may distort a little if you go too fast. Do not try to just tear this tape, it won’t work, it’s too strong. You’ll need to cut with scissors or razor knife.As stated before, this stuff is like electrical tape, so the adhesive is only as good as what you’re sticking to. My project was to seal seams on black Armacell sheet insulation on air duct work. I also used to repair the damaged black insulation on my copper Air Conditioner refrigeration pipes (lineset). My goal was to act as a vapor barrier for any gaps in my insualtion and to seal out any air that could cause condensation.The tape stuck well to the insulation and doesn’t want to come off. My duct & pipes are in my crawlspace, which stays cool and lightly moist. Tape is made from PVC, so it’s moisture resistant. I don’t plan on using outside, so I’m not sure if it’s UV resistant like some tapes.I did some testing on other materials and tape sticks well to clean solid surfaces like PVC pipe, metal, glass & plastic sheeting and removes without damage to surface. Traditionally, If left on for a long time and then removed, some adhesive may remain. You can usually clean with Goo Gone, light solvent or lighter fluid to dissolve adhesive residue.Not recommended for Fibrous materials like cardboard, wood, fiberglass, paint and fabrics. Tape will come off and take particles with it.

Greate for covering gas line before berying it in the ground makes quick work.

It worked great, though imagined it might be a but thicker, it was sufficient for what I needed.I had bought a composting drum on metal framing from from Amazon, and was outside even though it was heavy metal in good black paint, I still want to protect the metal from scratching and potential rusting, I wanted to put tape where the meadow would be against the ground or concrete to prevent, it seemed like tough stuff, and was highly sticky so it should remain in place.

Thin and flimsy. Rips without a knife! Feels like 3mil. Does not stick well. Out of all the tapes I purchased this one is the most expensive and the worst quality.