ToLanbbt High Density Foam Insulation Tape Adhesive Rubber Strip, Seal, Door Insulation Tape Weatherstrip, Waterproof, HVAC, Pipes, Foam Strips Air Conditioning, Weather Stripping (33Ft x 1/8" x 2")

I use this tape as padding for battery compartments on my quadcopter. It's thin and flexible, and provides a nice amount of cushioning. It also has a tiny bit of (non-abrasive) friction so batteries don't slide around once they're strapped in. The adhesive on the back is incredibly strong once you press hard on it. You really have to work hard to peel it up once it's stuck down!However, it has a really neat quality where it doesn't really stick until you press it down. Until then, it has a small amount of "tackiness" that lets you move it around and position it until it's lined up. Then, you can press on it to make it stick for real.The tape doesn't like to come off in one piece as a result of the strong adhesive, but it's easily removed with some isopropyl alcohol.I'm very satisfied with its performance!

I like the price and the tape forms well around shapes but, it needs a heat gun to make it stick and form otherwise the tape will lift off the surface, not all but much of it. Once heat is applied and not for too long either the tape will work fine, it doesn't take much heat but it has to be hot, I also warmed up the surface the tape was being used on, windows. Make sure everything is dry then heat the surface of what it is the tape will be applied then place the tape where its needed and heat the tape to insure it sticks and forms, go back and check as some might not stick the first time. I haven't tried to take the tape off not until winter is over, I will update how well that goes but I feel confident with the heat gun it should come off fairly well. I used the tape to help keep out drafts around the windows so its on metal and glass only.

The adhesive lost strength in the first week and came up.

I used it to provide a padding for furniture and it works well enough for my purpose. It was easy to use and sticks well too. I didn't try removing it so I can't speak to that.

No, this isn't how most people use weatherstripping but it had the characteristics I needed. It was wide, adhesive-backed and the correct thickness.I wrapped it around the steering wheel of my old Buick so I could install a steering wheel cover and make it padded for a better look and feel. It was very inexpensive as well so I took a chance on it.To be honest, it didn't stick very well to my 50-year-old steering wheel but then that wasn't expected. This stuff does stick very well to itself so if you overlap it, it has excellent adhesion.I did my wheel and have enough left to do two or three more.

I bought this last year and kept it in the plastic bag until I got around to using it on a project. Recently I used it for the first time, and when I peeled the backing off the foam, I discovered that the adhesive was barely tacky at best, and it wouldn't adhere to another surface. I had to use glue to attach it. I won't be using the rest of this roll because the reason why I bought something that's adhesive-backed is because I want it to stick without having to use extra glue. Adhesive-backed products have one job to do, and this one didn't do it. I'll look for another product.

I have been trying many different types of adhesive foam around the house on a quest to weatherproof and completely seal our desert home before summer. It is an old home so there are many different-sized gaps in some of the door frames with older weather seals. This stuff did the trick for the smaller gaps. The adhesive is super strong. I had a hard time getting it off when I applied a bit that was a tad too thick for the gap I was trying to fill.Just make sure that the foam is the correct size and that the surface is completely clean of contaminants, dust, and that old wood is coated with paint or other material to prevent splinters from preventing complete adhesion. As long as those guidelines are followed, this stuff works very well!

The tape wasn't super sticky, but that was perfect for me (I used it for a non-standard application). It appeared to be sticky enough if used for it's intended purpose. Couldn't rate it for being weatherproof because I used it indoors. Had no installation issues. Wouldn't hesitate to order it again.