GGR Supplies T.R.U. EL7566-AW Professional Grade Rubber Black PVC Electrical Tape, Rated up to 600 Volts and 176 F - UL/CSA/CE Listed Synthetic: 1.5 in. x 66 Ft. (8 Mil)

Seems to be comparable to the dried out tape I'm replacing on rv rooftop coax cables. The stuff I'm replacing is still sticking in place and feels more like a shrink wrap rubber than electrical tape. Kind of getting same vibe from this stuff. Good in certain applications like mine, maybe bad in others... something buyer will have to determine

for using this on a computer case. it has been ok. adhesion is a little weak to a point. Might just be the cold here in the northeast. people have been talking about the motherboards shorting from the cases and fans touching. So i have been doing this for a while. I use the tape to insulate the metal from the board. Works for me so far and no shorts for me.

I can't give it a 5 star yet. Just used it on it's first application today. Purchased to help stop wind noise on a windshield. Pleased to find this product in the size I needed, a full one inch tape.

I bought this to help install foam pipe insulation. I wrap the joints and corners of black foam pipe insulation and it looks and works great.

I needed this to hold some handlebar tape in place on a stationary bicycle, so perhaps not the most conventional of uses. Regular width tape had let me down so I wanted something wider.This seems to do the trick. It's significantly more expensive than regular electrical tape - I'd expect to pay maybe $1.50 for a roll of regular width, and this is five times the price for tape twice the width. That said it's a lot cheaper than any of the other comparable options. Four stars for value, because it's way more than twice the price for twice the tape (hence not five stars) but it beats paying $35 for a 30-foot roll, which was the best price I could find anywhere else.Ease of use is much like regular electrical tape. It doesn't tear as easily or as cleanly as the regular tape I usually use for electrical purposes but cuts and tears easily with the aid of a sharp knife. Four stars again - not quite worth five because it doesn't tear as cleanly as my normal tape, but still perfectly workable with the aid of a tool.

Does tape work perfectly to protect my new bike frame. It looks great and covers up some of the bike branding which is what I wanted.

Can't stand any kind of split loom for auto wiring, I use this to wrap harnesses instead. Makes a good general purpose grippy / insulating tape too.

... and what else could you ask for? Great tape, not flimsy.

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