🎥 Tape King 4 Inch x 30 Foot Roll - Black Anti-Slip Tape for Stairs, Steps, Ramps, Treads - Cut to Fit, Indoor or Outdoor Safety - High Traction with 80 Grit Aluminum Oxide Review

I needed a non slip surface for my front steps and this tape was perfect. Very easy to use, almost impossible to screw up. Sticks strong and looks great. You will not be disappointed. Highly recommended. Update: Well, despite the rain, snow and frost, this tape has been lying on my steps in front of my house for several weeks and unfortunately it has come off all the steps. It works great when you first put it on, but after a while in the elements it will weaken and peel. Not recommended.

This does the job of giving our patio steps more support so our pups don't slide sideways when turning a corner. But be aware that the other reviewers who mentioned crappy glue are right. When we first laid it down it started bubbling and moving with the first rain. However, you can work around this by placing brackets around the edge at each end. When it rains there are still blisters under each strip, but we had no slippage. The steps are illuminated by the bright afternoon sun, which we've…

Like some other reviewers, this tape didn't stick to me at all. not even for a week. I put it on the plastic ladder that leads to my hot tub (placed well before winter hit in dry summer weather so as not to compromise adhesion when attempting installation in inclement weather) and it has curled up at the ends after a week. a very slight tug around one of the corners and the entire strip (3 feet) immediately came loose. It amazes me that this tape has received so many good reviews for how well…

The label says 4" x 30'. I planned to install three 10 foot sections and trusted the label when I cut the first two 10 foot sections. I was disappointed to find that the third section was 4". shorter than 10'. So my setup doesn't look as good as it could have. The rest of the product looks good. I applied the tape to the rough surface of the tile on the ramp, which led to my garage. It's in the south of Vietnam and it's very, very hot (100°F). The tape worked great. Update: As the roll I…

I bought this tape to keep people from sliding down my porch steps. The steps are wooden and become slippery when wet. I was a little concerned if the tape would stick if I applied them in cold weather, but they seem to be sticking well. Before installing, I washed the steps with a bucket of water, household detergent, and a hard floor brush. After allowing the steps to dry for a few hours, I applied the tape to the almost dry steps. In order for the tape to stick most effectively, I heated the

I needed this tape for the front door steps. Since we're in the great Northwest, it rains a lot, which basically makes wooden stairs a death trap. Duct tape comes to the rescue, a great alternative to sanding the steps (which I was planning on doing until I saw this duct tape). I applied them in the fall when the wood was still wet after three days in the sun. But I wanted it applied before the season got worse. After the first day of rain they rose a bit, but the general pull kept them on the…

I bought and installed this tape almost two months ago and it still looks good, no corners are peeling or anything. It's still as sticky as when you applied it. I have a few suggestions for those unfamiliar with tape on exterior surfaces.1. Make sure it's not too cold. I applied my tape when it was over 50 degrees. I don't think I would place it on a colder surface such as B. Metal, which can be much colder than the outside air. The warmer the better (up to a point).2. Make sure the surface is…