Aluminum Tape/Aluminum Foil Tape – Professional/Contractor-Grade - 1.9 inch x 150 feet (3.4 mil) - Ideal for Sealing & patching hot and Cold HVAC, Duct, Pipe, Insulation Home and Commercial

This is fantastic! It took me a long time to write this because I've always believed that, especially in business, something should be judged on its own merits. Because that is how true success is achieved, I needed time to complete this task. br> Now I'm going to use the tape to seal the 4ft's border. X 4ft. To avoid it snagging, tearing, scratching, or even poking you to the point of bleeding, use a square of wire window screen. I made the border for my screen about a week ago, and I've found it to be exactly as it was from the beginning; usually, if tape isn't that good, you'll put it on something and then need to run your fingers back and forth, across the tape, to get it to seal well again a short time later, hours or just a few days later. Well, I made sure it was well sealed when I first applied it, and a week later, I checked it out and it is still perfectly sealed as it was the first day. You will find it to be extremely sticky and difficult to work with. Because of how sticky it is, you must be cautious when handling it. To me, that's a positive sign. I haven't used enough other aluminum tape products to make a comparison, but I've used a lot of tape products in my life due to my involvement in various aspects of construction and my reputation as a "jack of all trades. " So, simply based on how frustrated I've been with junk tape, I've been extremely pleased with this product. br> Also, the picture doesn't seem to do it justice for its shine, so for those who want it to look good too, I find that it looks good but it actually polished up even more, to look quite nice. I like to see small businesses succeed and thrive, and with the customer service they appear to have, I believe they'll do great! Ps. I only gave it four stars for ease of use because I believe it is difficult to use Good tape if you aren't a pro, simply because it does its job well and is sticky.

Michael BEGUM

| Jul 16, 2021

I use it as intended for heating ducts and other similar applications. However, I have a large round skylight in my Los Angeles home that lets in so much heat that I decided to cover it. Despite the mild weather, nothing would cover and stay on. Then, in even strips, I applied this tape to the outside of my skylight. IT WORKS PERFECTLY. It's been on for years and does a good job of reflecting the sun and keeping the heat out, but it's not completely opaque. A low-cost solution.

Denver Colon

| Sep 04, 2021

A flexible duct for an AC floor unit to a window was completed by me. I took it down for the winter and am re-hanging it now that Spring has arrived. This foil tape met all of my requirements. br>br>An easy way to peel the foil from the paper backing is to bend a small corner back and forth. This will slightly separate the paper from the foil at the fold line, making it easier to get started. In addition, I found it easier to fold the tape to the approximate angle before removing the backing when applying to an angle (such as where the duct meets the window). That may seem self-evident to some, but it was not the case for me!.

Savanna Thompson

| Sep 23, 2021

Aluminum tape is a fantastic product. This product was exactly what I had hoped for: well-made and extremely (extremely) sticky. I had a lot of trouble separating the backing from the sticky side, so I adhered the removable backing in two pieces with a very small (2mm) gap between them. This would, I believe, reduce manufacturing costs while also making backing removal simple and quick. This is the type of backing used for label-making. maker tape, as well as another style with a 2mm margin on the top and bottom of the backing. Any improvement that allows an easy find gap in the backing no matter how long a piece of tape is used would reduce application time by 50%.

Alaya Conway

| Jun 15, 2021

I wrapped new rubber insulation tubing around my a/c refrigerant lines with reflective tape to protect them. Rubber is protected from dry rot by the aluminum, which reflects UV, heat, and rain. Because it was only ducktaped in a few areas and wasn't fully protected from the elements, previous tubing insulation from installers didn't last two years and had already dry rotted. This resulted in excessive heat transfer and pools of condensation under the refrigerant lines, lowering our summer cooling efficiency.

Violet Cochran

| Feb 28, 2021

I found it to be very helpful. When sound-proofing my truck, I used it to seal seams and edges. Easy to work with (GREAT STUFF) and worked like a charm in terms of function and form.

Rogelio Harmon

| Apr 30, 2021

20170927br>It's possible that my first impression was incorrect. br>br>The tape isn't very thick. as in, nearly as thick as a thin sheet of aluminum, close to the thickness of aluminum flashing- However, it has proven to be extremely useful (it does not tear or disintegrate during application, as does the stock commonly sold in 'box stores'). As a result, I've changed my rating to a positive one.

Wrenley Avila

| Jun 27, 2021

I finally used this tape today, and it did an excellent job of sealing the duct connections and the few leaks I discovered. It's a little difficult to separate the backing, but another reviewer suggested using masking tape on each side, which I'll try next time. br>br>It will easily stick to itself, so keep the backing on and peel it off as you go. Only cut off what you need at a time, and if there isn't much room to maneuver, apply it in small strips. It becomes easier after a few. I was pleasantly surprised at how well it sealed around screw heads and other flaws. Metal tape is extremely flexible. br>br>I intend to complete all of the connection points before moving on to the next step. It is a good deal.

Dominik Clements

| Feb 16, 2021