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This tape is quite simple amazing. Its excellent for wires, pipes, hoses, etc. Pretty much anything with a relatively rigid backing can use this tape. Pros: - STRONG! Works VERY well for the advertised uses. - Does not leave a residue when removed. - colors allow for color-coding items. Cons: - It really does need to stick to itself - so its not good for applications that require a strip of tape. - Because it needs to stick to itself, it does not lend itself to small (as in tiny) projects. They can be done, however it is a challenge. Overall great for electrical work, plumbing, other uses where you can wrap it around. MAKE SURE YOU STRETCH IT before use - otherwise it wont stick properly. Hope that helps.

I use this stuff all over the place. Its very strong and holds up very well. I used it on my Intex Ultra Frame pool to seal the joints and keep out water and prevent rust. Now I live in Florida and it gets so hot you can darn near fry an egg and the steal joints on the pool get just as hot. I seal the pool back in late March and now its September. All joints have held up and are still water tight even after all the exposure they have had. This tape works very very.

Good product

The only good thing I can say about this product is that it did bind to itself when I wrapped it around my leaking hose. However, when I turned the facet on it sprang leaks in three different places. My husband thought I was crazy to order it, and I had to admit he was right. Save your money folks...this stuff is a joke. Hopefully someday they will come up with something that can stand up to water pressure, but today isnt that day evidently. Totally disappointed and disgruntled!

The first one I got and tried looked initially good and easy to use, however the next day I found that the tape unraveled itself not sure if this may have expired shelf life of what, I tried another piece this time I wrapped electrical tape over the thing and this time it worked ok. Not what I expected. :(

I used about 5 feet of tape in trying to stop the leaking of a garden hose coupling. The water finds its way out of the tape, no matter what I do. From this experience I have to give this tape a negative rating. If the manufacturer can suggest a way to wrap the tape differently from its enclosed instructions, I would be happy to try it. If the method worked, I would be happy to give the tape a more favorable review.

I bought this tape due to having a leaky copper pipe that dripped water steadily into my dining room closet. I saw an ad on television for Mighty Fixit tape (being hawked loudly by the British guy); its amazing abilities being lauded quite voraciously. As my first introduction for this product was an As Seen on TV commercial, I was skeptical about its abilities to perform well. Color me surprised. This tape is absolutely wonderful. It only sticks to itself, and when it does, it is a solid bond. The tape is stretchy, too, so that you can securely wrap it around whichever surface you want. You may think that it only being able to stick to itself is counter-intuitive; this is definitely not the case. When stuck to itself, it is secure and water-tight, creating a seal that is better than nearly any standard tape on the market. Thus far we have used this tape to repair the leaky pipe (works like a charm!), wrapped it around an electrical cord that a certain kitten decided to gnaw upon, and also used it to create a rubbery grip on a crochet hook. Uses for this tape abound; use it to repair, create a comfort grip, even to render something waterproof. This stuff gives duct tape a run for its money. Even after only a few uses today, this product has earned a coveted spot within my toolbox. I will definitely buy more when I run out. Every household should have a few rolls of this on-hand; be creative and I am sure that you will find just as many uses as I have, if not more!

Not all silicone tapes are created equally. While this does a pretty good job, it doesnt seem to have the adhesive properties of the original. I recommend this cheaper version for low pressure applications or in the place of electrical tape, but will still use Rescue Tape for the more demanding applications.

Sometimes it work and sometimes it doesnt. You definitely need to make sure you are working with a dry surface.

Used it to fix a leaky hose ... water still seeped out even though the tape was on tight.