Scotch Duct Tape, 1.88 in x 20 yd, Pearl White, 1 Roll (920-WHT-C)

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This Scotch Camo Duct Tape is everything duct tape dreams of becoming when it grows up. It sticks like it knows your secrets and isn’t letting go. I’ve used it for repairs, crafting, mild chaos, and one extremely questionable DIY fix that I will not be explaining.Bonus: the camo pattern makes it look like whatever I fixed just disappeared into the wilderness to live its best life. Can’t see the crack? That’s because it's fashionably invisible.Holds strong, looks cool, and gives off serious “I could survive in the woods, but I also label my pantry” energy. 10/10, would tape again.

The only problem with duct tape, is when you run out of it. Black duct tape is great for many different projects and jobs, it gives a cleaner look then the silver/gray. The Scotch brand seems to hold the best bond for me. I currently have the tape on plastic, paper, wood, rubber, over the hook side of velcro, edge of cork board and mat board. The tape doesn't stick to rubber as well os other materials but it has been taped for 4 months without coming off. If you plan to cut the tape to avoid having strings and gray edges, buy a cheap pair of scissors- the strong adhesive in the tape will ruin a pair of scissors after a while. The tape will usually peal up with little to no residue marks as long as it hasn't been in a lot of heat or pressed down to the surface for extended periods of time. If you are looking for black tape that will nicely peal away will little-no reside marks- what you need is gaff tape, duct tape is made to stick.

I have a tendency to take off small strips at a time and tear them in half with my bare hands into thinner strips along the perpendicular axis, two at a time.Though these usually stick straight on, they tend to peel off. I blame the projects I am using them for and not the tape itself-- my USB 2.0 port hub, for one, is constantly falling off the edge of my desk and after getting it to stay in place for about 48 hours with thin strips of this Black duct tape, one side has come unstuck and the other is still adhered, resulting in it being tilted on its side but still in place. I definitely blame the problem I'm trying to fix with duct tape and not the duct tape itself for that one.Still, if it were 'dangerously sticky' to the point it would be a pain in the ass to get off once it's adhered, that would help me out a lot more for what I'm doing.Pros: Easy to readjust without losing too much 'stick' in the process.Cons: Adherence to wood or drywall seems to wear off slowly over time.

I've used a few different brands of duct tape but this one is by far my favorite! It seems to run a few dollars more than other brands but it's definitely worth the cost.I tend to cut pieces off with scissors but I did try tearing it with my fingers just to see if it would and I was able to tear it no problem. I love that I can cut pieces off the roll cleanly without the tape getting stuck to the scissors in the process and there is little to no sticky residue left on the scissors afterwards.With other brands of duct tape it's hard to even peel off the roll but this Scotch brand duct tape is super easy to pull and it still holds strong on whatever surface I stick it to.I have a few pieces on my kitchen floor covering up a crack/hole and I regularly mop the floor with an extremely hot steam mop. The tape on the floor continues to stick even after this so it's safe to say it's waterproof.I highly recommend this product. Even if you don't have a project in mind for it it's still just nice to have on hand.

I use this to put on my suitcases when flying so I can easily spot them in the luggage carousel. The tape stays on well and is highly visible.

Tape is of good strength and xlnt adhesion all at a low price but is VERY glossy and reflective. Any ambient light in the field reflects off this tape like crazy. The xlnt adhesion and glossy finish does repel water easily even at over lapping seams keeping whatever is sealed with it nearly water proof.I like the pattern but the glare kinda defeats the purpose of camo.The "Duck Blind" finish is a very well done pattern but ducks coming into the area of your blind will definitely get spooked if you use any of this where they can spot it, it's that shiny, reflective and glossy.You are not going to avoid any detection in the field with this tape.Maybe the reflective finish will "blind the ducks" with the glare......but I def do not think that's what the manufacturer meant or intended by the naming the pattern " Duck Blind"....LOL !

Tape works.