Aluminum Foil Tape,3 inch x 65ft(3.9Mil),Heavy Duty HVAC Tape,Insulation Adhesive Metal Tapes for Ductwork,Dryer Vents Pipe,Sealing and Repairing

I was recommended to use this to seal my reptiles habitat in order to retain humidity since it has a mesh top and I’m really happy it worked. It’s very sticky, in a good way. Once you put it down it does not come off easily, seals well. Easy to rip with your hands to cut to size but doesn’t tear.

I needed to replace the foam pipe insulation on 3/4 inch copper tubing outside the garage. This material was easy to cut and peeling the plastic was easy, too. The adhesive is very sticky so be careful handling the tape. Rather than completely removing the plastic lining removed enough to expose the adhesive. Apply the exposed surface then form the tape to the surface incrementally while pulling the plastic lining away. The foam insulation that I replaced had been secured in place with duct tape and hade become friable. I think that the aluminum tape should be more resistant to heat, cold, UV light, and precipitation. However, the aluminum tape is very thin and is more likely to be more susceptible to puncture. Time will tell. This product is a bargain compared to similar items that cost twice as much.

Works well.

Great product 6 months later and it's still sticking.

So far so good the take quality seems to be pretty good pretty thick for what it is. The stickiness was very sticky but easy enough to peel back off and put in the right place heat resistance. I will be coming this summer so far no peeling off.

This is a must have for every home owner, and my AC Drain Line clogged, and I had to remove the cover to get the gunk out. I put the cover back on and recovered the seams to enclose the system without any effort as the tape separated from the glue and the stuck well to AC unit. I looks durable and was easy to work with.

I used this tape to attach my dryer vent to my dryer and to the wall. It worked well. This tape can tolerate heat. It stuck really well.

Perfect tape for duct work. It does tend to spin on itself and stick to itself if you remove all of the backing. Leave a couple inches of the backing attached and let it hang down, that and gravity will keep the tape from sticking to itself. Forms well around dryer vent hoses and seals metal seems as well.