Duck Brand Rubber Splicing Tape, 3/4-Inch by 22 Feet, Single Roll, Black (393154)

Professional tape for sure. Excellent adhesion. I use only very little and stretch it. This way I use a lot less and it's very tight and secure around wires.

sticks well and flexible. this tape isn't sticky like regular tape, it only sticks to itself (self vulcanizing).

i bought this on the recommendation of H2OMechanic on youtube. it has a film you peel off and then it get it to stick, you need to really pull hard as it is being used outside and there is dirt. but once on, you are not going to peel it off, but you can easily tear it off with your hands. this is a good thing,i''m using this down hole in a water well, and from what i saw applying it, this is the product to use to hold wires and your drop stem together. if poly pipe, remember it will stretch one foot for every one hundred so don't forget to add slack for that.

It works as intended. Wont give 5 stars because is difficult to remove the plastic film that cover the tape

I love this stuff! It's an extra security measure when you need to waterproof electric lines. It's easy to use, worth the money, and does what it's supposed to do.

Definitely sticks to itself. I'm using it for sealing coaxial fittings outdoors. Take a razor knife and score it to peel off if you need to make a change. I'm sure I'll find other uses for it in the future.

Shipping was fast from order to my door. I love this brand of splicing tape and one roll goes a very long way. I have used it on underwater deep well electrical lines by it's self with butt connectors and without shrink sleeve and never had any issues of it failing or throwing a breaker. I have used this in other wet, damp or water saturated areas for 120 and 240 volts of electric without one problem. I would not go as far as hiding this stuff behind a wall with no access but for junction boxes or easy to get to lines like a deep well pump power no problem. 5 stars

I learned about self-vulcanizing rubber splicing tape at my job from the high voltage engineers. I have always used the 3M brand tape, which can stretch out quite thin without snapping in half. I figured I would give this a try, and it does work, but it doesn't stretch very far before snapping in half.