GGR Supplies T.R.U. LDPE Heavy-Duty Greenhouse Polyethylene Repair Weatherseal Film Tape. Long Term UV Exposure Ideal for Sealing and Seaming. (Clear, 2" X 36 Yards)

I was originally given a roll of this tape years ago by a neighbor (the blue tape) to help fix the skirting on my camper in Michigan. I could not find it anywhere until now (the white tape in my picture). I bought a roll of the white 4” wide. I will never go back to using the metal duct tape that leaves residue on my camper and DOES NOT hold up in single digit temps and high winds. This is my first year solely using this tape but I already feel great about the skirting I put up last week. I will update after the winter here in Kansas. It’s very sticky, durable, flexible and will outlast many others. Note: this is NOT duct tape. I call it plastic tape to those who ask me about it.

This tape is strong, clear and will hold up for use outside. Great stuff!

Tape itself made it through one summer (Phoenix, AZ area), but the backing glue used to stick it to my polycarbonate greenhouse glazing did not. It took the tape about six weeks to crystalize and fall completely off the joints. (Only in a few shaded corners did it stay partially adhered). I don't know if the UV or summer heat destroyed it, but this tape is NOT for the outdoors.

This is such a great GREAT product. So so strong. Very impressed.

Ivpurchased this in may 23 when I removed my cover. So I could place it over a few wrinkled wear areas (not tears)I cleaned my cover and stored it indoors. In October before closing. I used the tape in the few areas in question. I've used countless types of tape and learned that using an alcohol prep cleaner provides the best adhesion. Easy enough , I preped the area and layed the tape in place. Put the cover on the next day. Within 1 week the rape was lifting. And in another day or two 2 of the 3 strip I installed had blown away completely.THIS TAPE DOES NOT DO THE JOB- HENCE IT WONT STICK VERY LONG. FIND ANOTHER TAPE. THIS PRODUCT DOSENT WORK.

I was trying to find the right material for repairs to pinhole leaks in polyethylene sprinkler hose, and this sticks to the hose and seals well. I did add a hose clamp over the hole to make sure the leak stayed sealed, but this tape stuck so well to the hose I may not have needed it.

It is not actually clear, like packaging tape.

Got a high tunnel last year. Of course got a hole in it shortly after installation. This saved me a lot of money and hassle