Vinyl Detailing Wrap Tape 2 Inch x 20ft DIY Roll (Silver Chrome)

3M makes some of the best vynil outhere, very easy to use and correct of you have to remove several times, it remains sticky. Make sure the area to apply is nice and clean and you'll have a very long lasting product, ans it looks amazing.

We have a tub surround that was done in three pieces. The guy who did it glued it to a plaster wall and then did a crap job of caulking. I have tried caulk, sealants and caulk tape. All of it is a mess and not easy to remove and replace. This time, I filled the major gaps from his bad jobs with caulk and let it dry for a week. Because of his job, this looks like hell. Then it hit me, I have used this to replace the boot stripe on my boat. It sticks like crazy and is waterproof. Yup, it's around the tub! I creased it in half before taking off the backing, then rolled it back up. Started at one end of the surround and carefully tucked into the corner as I went. The pre-crease helps with this. Went around and burnished it down. It looks neat, clean and you can no longer see the bad job underneath it. We use the same products to clean our surround as the boat, so this should hold up great.-Been on and no peeling, wipes clean like the surround does.

Was good and pretty but didn’t Evan last a year before cracking and peeling

Perfect for small repairs of trim in cars and anything else.

I was scared to get this after reading so many reviews of pissed off people. I bought it anyways. I'm glad I did. It's perfect. I don't understand how complaints are so plentiful. Maybe I just don't know enough to understand how aweful they say it is?? I have no experience in wrapping a car. But I decided to try it anyways. My work clearly has issues (with the whole car wrap, not this tape) but it got easier as I kept on trying it again on different sections. This tape is easier than wrapping. I used it on a honda accord side runners. About 6" on each side. The width of the tape is perfect. I did used an adhesive promoter on a couple spots due to clear coat flaking and I didn't sand it completely smooth. The spots were rather small and the purpose of taking on a job like that was to hide the ugly paint. So, it did its job. What I have learned is being wrap or tape, use the heat gun on it BEFORE removing the backing. Low heat, not enough to heat it to touch. But enough to relax it. It's been wound for awhile so relax it. It will still want to roll back up when u remove the backing, but not like without heat. It's easier to maneuver and lays flatter with ease. I will say this, if you're serious on wrapping a whole car or just decals, buy more than what's needed and don't be afraid of starting over. Mistakes will happen and won't be fixable. But the next time, it'll be 100% better. Don't think you'll be able to take on a job and nail it on the first try. That thinking will only make your blood boil when it don't happen as planned.

The glue or adhesive used is not as strong as other brands I have used. On HDPE,LDPE, and some other grades of hard & malleable plastics it doesn't stick. The surfaces were cleaned of dust, dirt, debris, oils, solvents & moisture that would contaminate surface & prevent bonding. I even tried using 800 grit sandpaper to abrade the surface after cleaning then recleaning to remove any leftover residue after sanding. That didn't work either. Duck tape, clear packing tape & masking tape all had better adhesion qualities but lack the strength & UV characteristics needed. I have not used or attempted to test its use on any steel, stainless steel, aluminum products nor wood, cardboard or any ceramic materials and do not plan too. On what should have been a one hour job my frustration evel turned into nine & one half hrs of disappointment in wasting the cost of the tape. So as far I am concerned its junk. I will say it did sick to a painted painted surface such as a painted auto body part but it's just not a practical application. So to summarize, I wouldn't advise anyone to buy product for any project because it's worthless as a tape. It gets one star only because I have to give it one to submit the comments.

satisfait bon produit je recommande

i have carbon fiber tape i the past and always have great results when applied where i want it to stick to. would always go back and get more of the same when needed

This was great! After trying another brand which did not meet my expectations I was going to go 3m but it was like $70 and this brand looked pretty good quality so I decided to take a chance considering it was under $20. I was really happy that I did. The results were amazing. Much better than the other product. Highly recommend!

Works well. It’s not easy to do the corners but that’s for any vinyl wrap. You have to heat and stretch it around the corners. Giving it a 4 star because it is not as sticky as the 3M.

Soso... does not withstand cold and cannot seem to stick properly on metallic surface. Still using it though