Reflective Tape Waterproof High Visibility Red & Yellow, Industrial Marking Tape Heavy Duty Hazard Caution Warning Safety Adhesive Tape Outdoor 2 Inch by 30 Feet

This is more reflective than I thought. I applied it to a beach carrier I fabricated for the back of my car. Excellent product.

To say I was confident that tape at this price would work would be lying. We were looking for a stripe to place on our bay floor to help guide us while backing in fire apparatus. I thought this was a good looking design and for the price I figured why not, but also had no expectations of it lasting long. This tape was put down on a well used floor. I did pressure wash the 40 year old floor, but no other prep work was done. The tape has been down for over a month, has been backed over many times, and the steer tires have been on the tape when the steer tires turned (left to right) and some how this tape still holds up. This fire engine has a GVW of 45,000 pounds. Reflective design makes it easy to see when backing in.Ease of use:As easy to use as duct tape. Tape does have backing paper, so it isn’t stuck to itself on the rollValue for money:GreatQuality:Great so far!

Alot of the reviews i had read beforehand had me slightly concerned about the adherence or durability of the productHowever, most of the objects in those reviews that people were trying to apply tape to, dont hold tape very well. Any type of Cloth, some types of Wood, and i saw someone complain about the adhesion to a popcorn-paint wall 😑.First off, this isnt Gorilla Tape, its comparable to 3M duct tape as far as adhesion. I used one on a Carbon Fiber car part and messed up the angle. The tape DID rip in segments and separate along the hexagonal indents, that i did expect. What i didnt expect was the adhesive being so strong, it ripped the acrylic coating off of the area 😅. Some people would complain, demand a refund and pitch one stars here BUT, its my fault for not testing the adhesive first.The tape has a paper backing to it like stickers/decals and isnt actually stuck to itself in the roll. This allows you to MEASURE FIRST and cut any length easily. CLEAN THE SURFACE OF WHERE YOU ARE PLACING THE STICKER WITH ALCOHOL AND MAKE SURE ITS DRY AND DUST-FREE BEFORE APPLICATION.Peel the backing off slowly and carefully and try to avoid (sharp) bending or crimping in the tape so it doesn't rip along those hexagons.As far as thickness, its about what i expected. A bit thicker than Duct Tape but thinner than Gorilla Tape. Its not bad and seems durable as long as you place it correctly and not on your dirty outdoor deck, popcorn-painted anything, or clothing and backpacks.I wish this community was quicker to realize when its their own fault something happened. Read the product description, double check the dimensions, verify the seller, AND READ DETAILED CARING REVIEWS.Thank you and stay humble, will update if any of the multiple Metal, Plastic, or Carbon Fiber materials (both indoor and outdoor) and how they wear with weather and day-to-day life.

Very reflective and noticeable. Sticks to my concrete steps.

I have a raised lift across the bottom of my garage door. I had an accident due to tripping over this elevation.The tape now helps me to step up and it shows up at night. Several of my neighbors have put down tape too.

Put this on my RV bumper so that cars going by in campgrounds didn't hit my trailer in the night. It's been on my trailer for 5 years and has stayed on great. VERY reflective. highly recommend

I was expecting better quality. This tape does what it is supposed to do. It's reflective!My first indication that this wasn't great was that it was difficult to get the cello wrap off of the roll of tape. It just seemed old and brittle and was coming off in small pieces instead of a nice big one-piece chunk.Once I got the cello off, the surface of the tape itself just looked old... It reminded me of NOS (New Old Stock... still never been opened or sold... just really old). Some of the surface was faded and looked warn.The adhesion was also not great. I put this on the handles of my powder coated winch. I wanted people to see it and not trip over the winch. I cleaned the handles with alcohol wipes to ensure they were clean. After only four or five days, the tape started peeling off. Admittedly we just went through a nice winter storm. I did not expect this tape would start peeling off on its own so soon.

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