🔌 Copper Foil Tape 1 Inch x 66ft | EMI Shielding, Guitar Cavity, Electrical Conductivity | Soldering, Stained Glass | Conductive Adhesive for Enhanced Performance Review

I liked that this product is conductive on both sides, easy to detach and reasonably priced. In my application, I connected a shielded and grounded outdoor CAT6E CMX Ethernet cable to the terminators. The tinned copper ground wire coming out of the back of the socket had to be wrapped around the metal round entry hole, but the copper wire had a tendency to unravel, resulting in a questionable ground due to the socket's smooth nickel plating. This copper strap held the ground wire before I used…

Great material for wrapping raised beds to keep snails and snails away! I ordered a roll and attached it to the vertical sides of my new beds about three inches from the top, creating a continuous line around the entire box, hoping the snails and snails didn't eat up all my veggies before I had a chance . Slugs and slugs are a HUGE problem near the coast where I live. The tape is very thin but surprisingly easy to work with - the backing paper peels off easily and it took me about 10 minutes to

Very, very happy with my copper strip purchase. I've heard that this will deter garden slugs from crawling into flower pots and eating flowers. IT WORKS! I have wrapped each planter with a double row of ribbons and not only will this decorate the planter but I haven't lost a single flower this year. I am impressed! The packaging holding the tape warns of cut injuries as the tape is made of paper-thin metal. Well I was I did a pretty good piece on the front strip of tape I put on. After learning

I wrapped this tape around one of my raised beds last summer but wasn't gardening at the time so couldn't rate how effective it was. Last week I decided to put it around another raised bed as my lettuce had holes in it. While I was putting the film on, I saw a snail climbing determinedly onto the bed that had last summer's film on it, so I stopped to have a look. I watched the snail disappear into the copper band, bumped into it a few times, and turned away. The snail walked sideways and tried…