ProTapes Pro Duct 110 PE-Coated Cloth General Purpose Duct Tape, 60 yds Length x 2" Width, White (Pack of 1)

WHAT A TERRIFIC FIND FOR ME...I HAVE SO MANY USES FOR THIS PRODUCT. I HAVE IT IN RED, BLACK, WHITE, BLUE. "WORTH EVERY INCH"

I used this tape to temporarily repair a metal and plastic wicker lawn chair. It’s been several weeks and it’s still holding up. I put cushions over the repair to hide it and taped the cushion to the chair with the cushion tags. It worked out great! I highly recommend this tape.

This tape was used to put together boxes as receptacles for a holiday toy drive for a local charity. I wanted a tape that was festive and would withstand a couple of weeks of handling (used it reinforce all seems and top & bottom edges). Proved to be strong and nice looking. Glad I have some left over!!!

I expected more out of this tape. It was to thin a was not very sturdy and not very weather proof. Used it on a outside project as a temporary fix and it didn't last for a short time.

Adhesion could be stronger and pricey

For the price it is worth the role. I will say, it could be little bit more sticky and as you can see in the picture it came a little patchy. Not water resistant but overall it’s alr

I bought this tape to winterize my large inside air conditioner. I have both foam and wood that goes over the air conditioner and usually, I use clear plastic tape to adhere the contraption together. The clear plastic tape, however, becomes loose over the course of the winter due to the cold temperatures seeping through the cracks and becomes less and less in effective keeping the draft out. It's also rather unsightly. This year, I decided to use a brown, professional tape that would match the windows.The pros:1-The color is fine, a milk chocolate brown.2-The roll was both wider and larger than I expected.3-The tape seems to have a good adhesive quality (too good).The cons:1- Maybe this tape is only meant for 'pros.' I struggled with it. I could barely get even a small length off the roll to cut and use with each attempt. I felt like I was in a wrestling match and was outnumbered. (And for a small woman, I think I'm reasonably strong.)2- The tape has a propensity for sticking to itself, and occasionally had to be cut off when it twisted itself around my fingers resulting in some odd contortions.3- The project took 2 hours instead of 1/2 hour because of problems getting the tape off the roll. If you pull too hard it breaks in small pieces. If you don't pull hard enough, it barely gives an inch at a time.So, if you are a he-man who wants very adhesive brown-colored tape, this is for you. If you're a woman or older folk, find something with a little more give. As for me, I finished the job and kissed the tape goodbye - too labor-intensive.

WAY better than duck tape brand. Very thick and very strong. And unlike duck tape that gives you hardly any tape if you buy anything other than their standard, you get a huge role. Even works on fabric, held up thru multiple washes and dries. Very impressed by that alone. The Brown is a chocolate brown, and goes with everything. A lot nicer than grey/silver. I'm not saying it could be used to tape a boat back together, or repair a giant hole pouring water all over the place, but I'm not saying it can't either. It works really well for every application I have used it in. Taping boxes, fixing holes in sweat pants, affixing one reasonably sized and shaped item to another, as a closure apparatus of almost any kind, the list goes on. And to the other brands in adhesive backed tape products I say "TAPE THAT!"