J.V. ConvertingJVCC UHMW Polyethylene Film Tape [5 mil carrier] (UHMW-PE-5): 1/2 in. x 36 yds. (Natural/Translucent)

Used to stop infuriating creaking on my BMW F30 by adding along shadowline trim between door seal.Problem solved - car now silent, hurrah!

Used it on wooden Drawer which was getting really hard to pull out and push back in. As long as you make sure there is no dust it adheres well. Working OK so far.

Bought this for an unrelated project that didn't pan out, so I used the tape to fix some sticky wood drawers instead. Worked like a charm! Now my drawers slide in and out with ease. Quiet too!

This tape worked wonders! It's nice and thick so I'm hopeful that it will last a long time. It was easy to apply and stuck to all the different kinds of wood drawers I needed to fix. They're quieter and they slide great now even being so old and without track hardware.

My kitchen has the original 1950s wood cabinets. The drawers have wood runners, which were generating sawdust every time I opened them. I was so bad that I had to rewash anything I pulled from the cabinets below the drawers because it was covered with sawdust. I found an article about using polyethylene film tape on wood furniture and decided to try it on the cabinets. I vacuumed out the sawdust, washed the drawers and cabinets and applied the tape to the drawer underside and the area where the drawer runs in the cabinet. The tape applied easily and instantly fixed the problem. The drawers run smoothly and there is no more sawdust! It has been about a month and the tape is still working perfectly. I wish I would have found this tape years ago.

The tape is filled with numerous mini circles all throughout the tape, so much for being translucent. It's not air bubbles either, it's a flaw with their tapes now a days.

I used this tape on some really old kitchen drawers that didn't have modern rollers--they just slide wood-on-wood. And let me tell you, it was a pita to pull these drawers out with all the friction. I was skeptical about whether this stuff would adhere. I didn't need to be! After a little trial and error, I decided it works best to put a strip on the bottom of the drawer vs the runner in the cabinet. Anyhow, it's sticking like a champ and the drawers are MUCH easier to open and close.