🚧 Black Anti Slip Traction Tape - Safety Non Skid Self Adhesive Silicon Carbide Sticky Grip, Highly Secure Grit, 12"x 5', 10', 20', 30', 40', 50' Review

Anti slip traction tape perfect. It came off the packaging easily and then stayed in place after being placed on the ramp. My little boy is getting older so now I had to make some changes while he gets used to everything. it rises and falls easily with no problems. The band is rough enough to provide an excellent grip without any issues. The image is slightly pixelated as it is a frame from a video.

I needed a long and wide strap to grip the rear bumper of my RV footpeg which is flat painted metal. It worked great. My only disappointment is that the surface is sandpaper and not an uneven texture. I'm concerned that the grains will rub off and that the paper backing won't hold up to moisture. Time will tell, but at least for now it's safe and looking good.

That's a good thing. I used it to replace steps on the running boards of a converted E-150 van that had long since lost their rubber treads. I cut out some shapes, cleaned the footboard with acetone and removed dirt, and when the board was dry I put new tape on it. The adhesive seems strong and I haven't noticed the tape peeling or curling, even after rain, a car wash and a car parked outside 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for several weeks. house or garage. I'm very happy with it!

Used on a trailer I am building that will carry my bike. The surface was too slippery with the new deck. Went to Revain and after reading some reviews I decided to buy some rolls. Of course there is one hell of a difference! It was very easy to use. Bought 1 roll for the middle and next day ordered another roll to cover the entire deck. Haven't used it yet but I can already say it works great. This is the same anti-slip tape used on skateboards. Each 10ft roll ordered had about 11ft of tape, so

I've had this on my pole and trailer for a little over a year and it's still holding up and still has the clutch like the day I installed it. A boat where there used to be an old lantern and I can stand on the bow and use it as a fish shape, it helps a lot when loading and unloading the boat from trailers or docks. easy to cut but I'd use some crappy kitchen knives to cut it or some good sharp razor blades. In one roll I was able to finish the front of the bow, the back around my ladder, the…

The aerobic platform I had didn't have the best traction on the surface so I was hoping to find the right traction band. The trick is to find something that will bond well to the plastic material HDPE (high density polyethylene). It turns out that the glue for this product sticks to HDPE very well! I taped duct tape to the platform and pressed it down with a rubber roller. I don't expect it to peel off at all. Very beautiful! For those curious, the aerobic platform I had had plastic ribs on top