Duck Brand Self-Adhesive Fiberglass Drywall Joint Tape - 1.88-Inch by 180 Feet Single Roll, White Review

I used it inside to paint the trim around the jambs. When removing, the old paint is peeled off the walls. (So I had to sand, prime and repaint the walls around the door frames. I went back to blue duct tape and it worked great for the rest of the doors.

Use this to glue the plaster squares from the lathe back into the wall where the plumber cut holes to get at the pipes. It easily and cleanly engages the first layer of dirt and is easy to smooth out. After drying I had a very safe filling, and then the tape disappeared after a thin second layer of dirt. Very happy with it.

I have some dirty grout after installing drywall in a renovated room. Using self-adhesive seam tape is a pleasure! Just stick the tape on the wall and put tape on the tape. No problem trying to keep the band in place. There are even seams that practically do not need to be sanded. Highly recommended.

Accidentally cut a hole in the drywall in the wrong place. Videos on Youtube recommended repairs using nylon backed tape. Many suppliers can provide quantities for contractors. I only needed a few meters. This roll (180ft) appeared to be the smallest quantity available at a reasonable price. The tape isn't very sticky, but it will stay in place while you apply the joint compound. It cuts easily and doesn't stick to the roll right away, making it easier to access for the next project.