🦆 Duck 285634 Color Tape Duct 3-Pack - Vibrant Red, 1.88 Inches x 20 Yards, 60 Yards Total - Value 3-Roll Pack for Durable Taping Projects Review

I thought the tape would actually stick. nope This material proved the theory wrong. I applied it on canvas with plastic backing. Must hold plastic! nope! Doesn't last long enough to absorb everything. I bought this because it will look better than old silver, but I think I'd be better off with gorilla tape or old fashioned silver if I want it to last! I got 3 rolls of this nonstick! What should I do about it now?

The tape came with almost no glue. We bought it to use as party decorations and the good thing is that we opened it ahead of time and found it didn't stick at all. We ended up buying duct tape from a home store, which worked great. I just realized we waited too long to send it back so now I just hope this review can help someone else and hopefully the seller sees that this batch of tape is faulty.

We used 3 rolls of yellow tape to build a yellow brick driveway on my daughter's birthday driveway. I ran out of tape when tiling the inner "bricks" so I would recommend buying two packs of 3 rolls for any project like this. I filled in the rest with yellow chalk. Overall very well held onto the driveway. 24 hours after the tape was removed, its outline could still be seen in our driveway, but after 72 hours there was no trace of it. It is durable, cuts and tears well, adheres well to asphalt…

This tape can be used not only for repair work but also for shipping. I often ship mailboxes which typically weigh between 35 and 45 pounds. I use duct tape to reinforce these boxes to avoid accidents. Unfortunately I am sometimes criticized for using standard silver aluminum gray tape. I found that I wasn't criticized for using red, yellow, or blue tape. It's a shame nobody sells pumpkin orange tape, but Duck's neon orange tape is more than adequate for my needs.

I think the title of this review says it all, except for a few details: I bought neon pink tape from Revain and the color wasn't quite the same. neon pink For me, the Duck brand is what I mean by neon. When I want to mark boxes and bins with an eye-catching pink color, I use this tape. In terms of performance, I found it adhered fairly well (performing a bit worse in cold weather). It tends to stick to itself on the reel which makes it difficult to peel off at times, but compared to another…