🚗 High Visibility Self-Adhesive Reflective Tape for Vehicles, Bikes, Clothes, Helmets, and Mailboxes - Silver White, 1-inch x 15 feet Review

Reflection only occurred in sunlight. I wrapped this glue around the fence post so that when driving into the driveway at night, the car's headlights would make the outermost fence post (at night) more visible. It didn't do anything at all. No reflection. Now it's just decorative tape, not meant to be reflective. $$$ down the drain.

Very disappointed with this 'reflective' tape. I've used several different lights (ranging from 3000K to 6000K) and I would describe it as barely reflective. I wanted to use this in my garage to get a better look at the edge of the red aluminum tool box. I don't see any difference between aluminum siding and tape in terms of reflectivity. The adhesive side of the tape, on the other hand, seems to be great so far.

It took me an hour to unwind the roll of shrink wrap it came with. The edges of this ribbon seemed to fuse with the cellophane so I had to tug at it. gradually remove. I ordered it in winter so it wouldn't sit outside in the scorching sun for hours. I finally got it to the point where I could start using it. It was easy enough, but it's a pretty stiff band and doesn't work well with anything that flexes. I would not recommend this product to anyone, especially considering there are hundreds of…

I love the reflectivity, but apparently this tape, which is quite stiff, isn't meant to go over round objects like my walking sticks once. I ordered him to "flash" my sticks in car headlights at night. It does, but it just won't stick when a coat is applied to my smooth, clean metal sheets. After two weeks it started peeling off the metal leaving a sticky residue. Finally I added several overlapping layers of clear tape to hold it in place; while it works. By the way, I keep my sticks away from

I bought this tape for my bike, backpack and jacket. After two bikes, two bike helmets, a jacket and two backpacks, I still have product. very durable. After the first two weeks, the top layer of plastic started peeling off my backpack. After the top layer peels off, the reflective layer begins to degrade. Remember I've used this tape in cold weather (-10-30F) including heavy rain and wind. Maybe the top layer will hold up better in warm weather. Even when peeled off, there is still enough…

First a little background: I have been cycling to work in different cities for several years. Regardless of location, if you think you're visible enough, you're not. I'm lit up like an LED Christmas tree and I still get hit by speeding drivers and cut off by careless bikers. So I thought it might be worth considering getting some reflective tape - reflective materials have come a long way over the past few years and I've found that the latest safety vests work even during the day. I bought this