Scotch(R) Linerless Rubber Splicing Tape 130C, 1 in x 30 ft, Black, 1 Roll/Carton

I use this for all sorts of repairs, not just electrical or plumbing. Great for crafts, or making impromptu gadgets. A couple of clips, a length of wire, this tape and a portable spray bottle and I have a hand sanitizer bottle that can be clipped to a bag or belt. Have anything leaking? Wrap some tape around it while dry. Bug screen on the window has a gap around the edge? Seal it to your window frame with some of this tape. Even more useful than duct tape.

Ce ruban très pratique , pour les choses difficile a réparé ,je suis très satisfait pour le prix

Réparation d'un tube

The product arrived without any physical damage or cosmetic imperfectoins. I wanted to use this kind of tape for the modification of the mechanical keyboard. It works as good as a masking tape, but gives better results in sound signature department (if you are more into low frequency/silent sound). Since it has nearly the same thickness as hotswappable sockets, it can create quite a pressure, if you use it with a thick foam on the bottom case. The non-sticky side of this tape is sticky and the grip is pretty much the same as a masking tape. You can pull it from the foam/other material easily, but sometimes, it can be challenging to do. It can be a bit hard to work with, if you want to cut some forms or holes in it. Artist's knife doesn't even make a scratch on it, so the only thing that works fine is a pair of sharp scissors. It doesn't have a rubber smell, even though it has rubbery components in it and it is quite sturdy.

I really like using this type over the vinyl electrical tape. With vinyl tape, it loses adhesion after a couple years, esp. when in a hot or cold location for a long time. This self adhering tape bonds to itself and stays intact even in adverse temps. The only thing that I don’t care for is the thickness of the tape. Makes it a little harder to work with. It’s about 3 times thicker than vinyl tape.