1.5 Inch Transparent Bookbinding Tape, Ideal for Book Repair and Library Supplies, Stretchable and Clear - 15 Yards Librarian Tape Clear

This tape looks great, does the job and is easy to use.

Perfect for music song folio and sheet music repair and reinforcing the spine of sheet music songbooks.

The media could not be loaded. Bought this to repair bindings, pages, and pop up features in books that my toddler has gotten a little too excited about.Easy to use, goes on very clear (no color noticeable), and overall a quality product. It does start to peel off of shiny pages/books if tugged on again, but I would rather it pull off than rip more of the book, so the adhesion is perfect!Good value.

I was looking for some strong, clear and less tacky looking tape to help mend a bunch of Christian Prayer Books. This tape was easy to use and affordable. It was strong and supple enough that I could use it to reinforce tears that had happened between the cover and the rest of the book. I could also use it on the outside of the book and it still blended nicely with the red cover. Only reason I didn’t give it 5 stars was I have yet to see how well it lasts.

Excellent tape. Holds up very well. Wish I knew about this tape years ago.

I buy quite a few used books and I use my books. I don't have any rare or first additions that require special binding. What I like most about this tapes aside from the fact that it actually binds and repairs the damage, is that it is clear and I can read the titles.I lead a study group and have quite few reference books , with the clear tapes I can easily find the book I need. I have tried other binding tapes but this is going to be my go to tape for future need. Hopefully this roll will do, there is 15 yards on the roll. Good value for money

The tape worked well for repairing church missals that had the covers completely off. In fact I ordered a second roll.

I curate a library of Maritime History/ Original Ship Modeling books. Many of these books a have been and shall continue to be acquired from private collections. Many of them are in pristine condition, but others are well used and in danger of being lost to posterity. This is where my hard-earned skills in preservation and conservation of books comes in. I have used several types of contemporary tape, with varying degrees of success. Some tape is difficult to shape properly, adhere with smooth completion. I discovered Bookgard tape in a US Navy preservation shop, and was immediately taken with it. Smooth application, easy to manipulate, and lasts! I recommend it to every museum and curator I work with.