T.R.U. UHMW High Impact Abrasion Resistant Slippery Tape with Acrylic Adhesive. 36 Yards (1/2" (12.5mm))

I bought it in the process of remodeling our kitchen. I liked how easy it was to use and how it Now the drawers glide very smoothly and are very easy to open. You might have to struggle a little to separate the "liner" from the tape. A little patience will go a long way. The tape has a tendency to "pinch" the liner, until a small separation appears between the liner and the tape. After that, a fingernail would be useful. Make sure the drawer slides are accurately measured I had to make my drawers a little smaller for my project. Only a little narrower worked for me. The drawers look like new again!.

Nicholas Parks

| Dec 20, 2020

The slippery tape I bought will go on the bottom of an old drawer that does not have a metal slide. Several years ago, I had used another tape, but it had worn out. I purchased the new tape as a replacement from As the 1/2" dimensions of the drawer were closest to the edges of the room, I purchased a 1/2" size. While I was trying to separate the tape from the blue protective coating, I had some difficulty. As soon as I had completed it, I put the exposed adhesive side to the wood and pressed down slowly on the tape, pulling the blue cover back over the tape By exposing small areas at a time and pressing down on the tape, the tape will adhere more effectively I found that using this technique allowed me to adjust the placement just a little bit as required. As a result, the tape was not as thick as the tape it replaced, but in the end, that I was pleasantly surprised by how slippery it was, and how well it adhered to the wood. No time soon will it come off! When I put tape on both sides of the wooden drawer bottom and across the front of the area that was rubbing on these areas I was able to get a fairly smooth glide. This is a vast improvement when compared to the old situation and it saved the drawer bottom from further It is a good product if you have an older house with plenty of drawers like mine does. quite easy to apply once the blue cover film is removed, but the removal of that part is quite frustrating, and patience is required to get to the great adhesive side of the.

Brynleigh Hatfield

| Apr 24, 2021

Chalk painting furniture is something I do. Many of the pieces I paint are very old and have stuck drawers. There have been times when I've had to wax or put thumb tacks where the wood rubs against wood, but one of my painting group members suggested this product and I'm so glad that My opinion is that this suggestion is better than all the others.

Adley Summers

| Jun 15, 2021

Parts that slide over one another were easier to work with with this tool. I am very pleased with the outcome.

Kiara Stein

| Feb 19, 2021

Having tried everything I could think of, this has so far worked best for me with a very heavy drawer.

Briar FRASER

| Mar 12, 2021

For my bedroom furniture, I use this in the drawers. To get used to what I was doing, I had to open a couple of drawers. I have noticed that they have been very effective. There is a world of difference between the way the drawers slide and the way they used to.

Rosemary O'Brien

| Aug 19, 2020

I received the product in a sealed plastic bag that had already been From that point, the whole thing went further south. If such a product came out, what would it look like? Although I tried to use it, it wouldn't work My thigh is too thin, and it does not provide me with the glide I wanted.

Mylah Neal

| Sep 10, 2020

On top of the curtain rod that had worn paint upon sliding the curtains closed, I added the tape, which makes the curtains glide effortlessly, while the paint had become hard to remove. With the tape addition, the curtains slide seamlessly. The product is ideal for any surface on which you need to reduce friction.

Gabrielle Clay

| Nov 22, 2020