Duck Tape Ultimate Cloth Tape Silver 50mm x 25m, The Ultimate High Strength Waterproof Gaffer and Duct Adhesive Cloth Repair Tape

Does the job nicely

This is one of the most useful diy products I use. I have used it to fix together so many problems, very strong and durable, easy to apply. Always have some available for so many different jobs

good things first .i found the adhesion to ber very good , provided its dry and obviously dust free.very strong .sizable tape.below could be betternot cheap but you do get a lot of tape.water resistance isnt great , but better than most others , i used this to attach a cellophane sheet to some wooden window sills that was letting in water fom out side lasted about 2 weeks before it started to come off , so not bad.but not the best

Alright, buckle up, tape enthusiasts and accidental slapstick performers, because today we're entering the wacky world of the Duck Tape Ultimate Cloth Tape. Spoiler alert: it's not just tape; it's the Gandalf of sticky situations. Let's dive into my sticky saga.Scene 1: The DIY DisasterSo, there I am, attempting a DIY superhero costume using Duck Tape. Picture this: a cape made of tape flapping heroically in the wind. Little did I know, the tape's superpower was stealth, and it decided to stick to everything except my costume, leaving me looking like a sticky mummy with identity issues.Scene 2: The Boardroom BlunderIn a desperate attempt to fix a leaking pen, I whip out my trusty Duck Tape during a high-stakes board meeting. The pen holds up, but halfway through my eloquent speech, the tape on my pen starts unraveling like a slow-motion tragedy. I'm left with a pen resembling a mummy's unraveling bandages, and my colleagues are convinced I've invented the world's first disappearing ink pen.Scene 3: The Office Chair CalamityEver had a squeaky office chair that needs fixing? I thought I was a genius using Duck Tape until my chair decided to unleash a symphony of squeaks during a virtual meeting. Now, I'm the office DJ specializing in chair remixes.Scene 4: Gym Time GuffawsThinking I'm a fitness innovator, I use Duck Tape to attach my phone to my arm during a workout. The tape gives up on my brilliant idea, and my phone goes flying across the gym, hitting the biggest bodybuilder there. I'm now known as the guy who turns workouts into impromptu phone-throwing competitions.Scene 5: The Fashion FlopAttempting to fix a wardrobe malfunction, I use Duck Tape to secure my pants during a family gathering. All goes well until the tape decides it's had enough and gives way, resulting in an accidental moonwalk in front of my grandmother. Family gatherings will never be the same.In conclusion, Duck Tape isn't just tape; it's a comedy of errors waiting to happen. It's the unexpected guest at every party, the silent participant in every meeting, and the accidental star of every workout. So, grab a roll, brace yourself for hilarity, and may your sticky situations be as entertaining as mine.

Really strong

I must admit that I'd never heard of Duck Tape Clear and was a bit skeptical. We needed to make a quick repair to the vinyl window on a convertible car roof. The black tape did an emergency job, but the clear tape did an excellent job. We've tried other tapes, that have fallen off within minutes, but nothing beats this Duck Tape..Providing that the surface is dry and dust free it sticks very well. So well it's hard to get off. To be honest, it looks OK on the window and still lets in the light. The embedded thread provides that extra bit of reinforcement.The second use was to temporarily cover a couple of holes in a wall whilst work was being done. Again a dust free environment and it sticks perfectly to the plaster board. No sign of it falling off. So if a review says that it doesn't stick then it is either a faulty batch or someone is doing something wrong.Now looking for ways I could use the Leopard Skin patterned Duck Tape, maybe stripes on the car roof?

Not at all what I was expecting.Just like thin normal duct tape.Being waterproof I expected it to be stronger and thicker. Not worth the money

I have not found a better clear duct tape

Aguanta agua salada. Con eso queda todo dicho.

Dall'avvento del classico "nastro americano" (credo una delle prime a produrlo fu la Nashua) in molti l'hanno prodotto ma in pochi sono riusciti ad avvicinarsi ad un prodotto simile. Il mercato e' pieno di nastri americani che di americano hanno solo il colore argentato. Questo Duck Tape invece e' davvero eccellente. L'adesivo e' molto forte. Il nastro non e' spessissimo (come per esempio il Gorilla Tape) quindi risulta molto maneggevole e pratico all'uso anche per riparazioni piccole o di precisione. Si adatta benissimo agli angoli. Adatto a tutto, rappresenta un prodotto top di gamma. Il prezzo e' notevole ma sono 25 metri e la qualita' del prodotto la si intuisce subito dal peso del rotolo. Questo e' un prodotto professionale e valido, come peraltro anche i Nashua appunto, o i Gorilla Tape. Se siete orientati su altre marche informatevi bene perche' ci sono delle imitazioni davvero scarse.

Ottimo prodotto. Usato su uno strappo di una tenda da sole.

sono proprio deluso. Mi aspettavo un prodotto di qualità diversa. Il nastro tende a sfilacciarsi, non è quindi lineare e preciso quando viene fissato (nel mio caso alla pelle del sediolino del mio scooter). Inoltre è complicatissimo da tagliare (forse non bastano delle forbici normali?). Ultima annotazione tende, col tempo, a usurarsi

Scarsa adesività su stoffa (in particolare tende da sole). Per altri supporti, più rigidi come vetro, plastica o metalli dovrebbe andare decisamente meglio. In generale buono. Più tenace e leggero del nastro americano.