3M10828 Scotch 35 Vinyl Electrical Color Coding Tape, 3/4-Inch X 66Ft, White

The adhesion is typical of electrical tape—high heat or long exposure to heat does melt it. But the adhesion otherwise is pretty strong, and would last for a while in good conditions (not too humid or blazing hot). It works well.Decent price for the size—it's same as Home Depot in my area.Packaging was fine, color was fine for my needs (very white). Also, the little case it comes in is wonderful, I cannot count the amount of times fibers or cat hair has gotten stuck to the side of electrical tape.

I bought this to cover the edge of my pickleball paddle after applying lead tape to it. It looks nice and was easy to take it off and realign it while I was applying it. The quality is nice and looks like the edge of my paddle came white.

I only purchase Scotch 35 electrical tape. It is the only tape that I have found that holds up to UV and outdoor applications. In addition to electrical applications I use it in a marine environment and it holds up remarkably well.Some people may complain that you can not rip the tape cleanly with your fingers. But I find this to be an asset. I like my tape strong and sticky.PRO TIP: Keep a razor blade in the case with the tape at all times.Don't mess around with anything else. If you want something that is going to last, use this product.

For electrical work, you don't want your insulating tape to EVER fail. Adhesion, seemingly infinite life, stretchable to conform to wires and terminals are all assured in my mind based on experience. I've also used it for non-electrical tasks for patching, holding, color coding and labeling, because it holds up, and when you remove it, it does not leave an adhesive residue. Cheap electrical tape is a false economy. Pay the extra buck or so.Be well,

Great product