Kirecoo 2" x 33FT Copper Foil Tape with Conductive Adhesive | Double Sided Conductive, For EMI Shielding Guitar Repairs Grounding, DIY Crafts & Electrical Projects

It’s easy to work with easy to get on corners for shielding my guitar, a bit thin but made working it through tight corners very easy, would tear in the corners but it’s so thin another piece over it didn’t make it bulky, another reason layering this was easy

This is the second copper tape I’ve used and this was much better quality than the old one I had. It’s easy to measure and cut and I was able to solder wires to this easily for my projects. The roll gives you a lot of copper tape so I think the price is worth it.

This tape preforms very well. Very sticky and easy to work with. It silenced the hum in my Chibson project guitar. I was very liberal and can still do multiple other guitars with the left overs.

This copper tape is really nice for insulating an electric guitar. It's easy to cut, and also really easy to peel the copper off the smooth paper it's attached to. It's also thin yet durable allowing you to cover every inch of the surface, without ripping too often. I still have like 2/3 of a roll left after insulating a Fender Stratocaster model guitar, and really killed the buzzing sound I had a problem with. So if you are a guitar player with an uninsulated guitar this is definitely a good pick, as you will still have some for other guitars.

Good for upgrading yer tin foil hat. You can get as much coverage as the time you want to spend carefully shaping and applying so no unsightly wrinkles in the corners if you so wish it. Myself I have experienced a good little reduction in damage from Russian audiosonic beams like used against US embassies Tru Dat. No joke. So if you noticed that you're not clickin yer heels and doubting anyone would notice when in fact they are whispering about you....you better buy alot. It works for mind control defenses. And if you want to shield the heck out of yer cool strat or tele type etc... it works and it also takes more than a modicum of effort. You'll have several fails so don't frigging do it after the evening commute that you got in a hate exchange in traffic. Get a cheap meter if you don't already own a good one and hush it.

This copper shield tape was easy to use and worked well. It is very thin and some degree of care must be used to keep it from rolling up, but over-all a great product for insulating electrical cavities.

I got this copper tape to shield the cavities in the electric guitars I'm building. The price is right and there is enough tape here to put in several guitars.'' The tape is easy to apply and sticks well. In fact, after it has set for a while, stuck to bare wood, it is almost impossible to remove. That's a good thing. It conducts well on both sides. It's easy to solder a wire too also. If you are looking for conductive copper tape, this is what you need!

Excellent copper tape- easy to separate from backing, adheres very well, and it's conductive on both sides! Can't ask for more, and at a good price as well. You will be pleased...