XFasten Wire Harness Tape, 3/4-Inch x 50-Foot (5-Pack), High Temp Wiring Loom Harness, Self-Adhesive Felt Cloth Electrical Tape for Automotive Engines, Noise Dampening, and Cable Protection

This XFasten wire harness tape is perfect for organizing messy wiring in my RC builds. The cloth-based adhesive wraps securely around wire bundles without the stickiness of electrical tape. Heat resistant enough for all my electronics applications, yet tears easily by hand for quick application. The 5-pack provides excellent value, and the 3/4-inch width is ideal for most harnesses. Essential for professional-looking, rattle-free wire management!

I was making some wiring harnesses for a two way radio installation and I wanted something that worked better than vinyl electrical tape to wrap them. This worked very well and looks very similar to the stock harnesses. Good adhesive, easy to cut, looks great.

Adheres to wiring and itself well. Easy to tear and does not stretch.

great tape hands down some the best tape i have used its tuff as s!!! and withstand oil and temp good product i will be ordering agian

The media could not be loaded. Here’s my overall thoughts:- Functionality: This tape works well for running wires together.- Ease of Use: pretty good- It feels a bit on the cheap side.-The stickiness is overall pretty good.- It does NOT remove easily which is great until you need to re-run wires.- The appearance is good as well. I like a clean run of wires when possible and this does the trick!

Excellent quality, goood value for the money. Looks like factory!

What drew me to this was the value: $13 and change for a 5 pack, or 250 feet of tape. I just wired up a pair of aftermarket electric radiator fans on my truck and I was thinking plastic loom would be the way to go, but I saw this and never used it before, but I had an idea of what it was, having seen it in pretty much every factory wiring bunch ever made. So after wrapping up my wiring, It seems to have good adhesion. I also really like the way the fabric feels, it doesn't feel it was produced the cheapest way or cheapest materials possible. And it's easy to tear with just your fingers, the same way you would with electrical tape. I'll update this review if the adhesion doesn't hold up, which is the only unknown at this point.

I enjoy modifying my car and truck with lights and electronics but I never knew about this product and always been using 3M electrical tape. I would still use vinyl electrical tape, which I assume has better waterproofing, for outside but these are much better for inside and engine bay. Looks way more professional and cleaner than vinyl tape.