Eco-Fused Adhesive Copper Foil Tape - Double-Sided Conductive - 0.25 inch (6.3 mm) - EMI and RF Shielding, Paper Circuits, Electrical Repairs, Grounding, Arts and Crafts, Home Interior

I used this to line my diy guitar cavity to protect against EMI it was easy to apply and worked like a suit of armor no hum or buzz Great product.

Used this tape to adhere to a 3D printed item made of PLA. There was no issues with it sticking to the plastic. I did run into it moving once soldering onto the tape but that is attributed to the heat loosening the hold that the adhesive had, this is to be expected.There was absolutely zero issues with soldering onto the tape, the main reason why I purchased this tape as aluminum tape was impossible for me to solder onto. This tape's length was far too much for what I needed for this project so I will have to find uses for it elsewhere and by the looks of it, it wont be hard to find things for this tape.I used this tape to create a commutator for an electro-magnetic motor. The solderings was for attaching the windings to the commutator. I used a utility blade to cut the copper tape for segmentation of the commutator, the act of cutting through the tape was effortless and separating the copper tape was also without an issue, thus allowing proper isolation of the windings and a perfect conductive "tooth" for electric current to pass through. I'll be sure to add a photo once I've fully assembled the motor.I would highly recommend this copper foil tape for any electronics enthusiast.

Arrived on time and undamaged. No complaints so far.

I service dozens of laptops every year and have been searching for a good double-sided tape with multiple uses that include reattaching the rubber feet on the bottom of the case. I've probably tried half a dozen different products with less than stellar results. Until now.This product is different than any other tape I've seen. It's like a paper thin layer of gel adhesive and appears very similar in consistency to the original adhesive used on laptop feet.While it may appear difficult to use on first impression, I did discover a relatively painless way to apply to the rubber feet. I first cut off a small piece of tape slightly larger than the feet. Laying it down with the sticky side up, I pressed the feet down on to the sticky surface and applied pressure for about 15-20 seconds. Moving the strip of tape with feet now attached to a piece of cardboard, I used a hobby knife to carefully trim around each foot, trying to cut just the tape layer and not the backing. That was probably the trickiest part as the tape tended to bunch up a bit as I was trimming it.Nevertheless, once I had the tape on each foot trimmed, it was fairly easy to pull the foot with its circle of tape off the backing and attach it to the bottom of the laptop. Again, I maintained pressure for about 15-20 seconds and had a good, secure bond that appears to duplicate the characteristics of the original adhesive - holding well, but removable without damage if needed. This is the tape I've been looking for.

This tape works. You just have to take your time with it, and have a plan as to how you're going to use it and make sure you can apply some pressure to the tape for about 20-30 seconds to make sure it bonds to the surface. I would recommend this tape definitely.

This is simple. It works. It's sticky enough. The adhesive is conductive enough that I measured less than an Ohm resistance across the guitar I was shielding through multiple layers of adhesive. To connect different sections it was possible simply tape down the bare wire on each side instead of soldering.

I used this tape to stick fabric to a cardboard backing that was cut to fit within a frame. It worked beautifully! It is nice and thin, so it didn't create any extra bulk. I love this tape!

I’m very disappointed with this product not only did it NOT work for what I needed it also ruined the trim on my windows. All I wanted to do was stick some paper flowers up from party decorations bt ended up with no decorations and having to spend $30 on a new trim.

Used it for a stained glass project. Worked fine.

Works great for windows! We need to seal up windows in our winters, otherwise the heaters work 24/7 (windows need replacing). The tape that come in the plastic kits are small. And to buy more would cost 15$ / 30ft. Well this tape works just as good, can be removed without leaving a gunk, sticks great to siding and plastic, all for a fraction of the price.

Bought this for our garden beds. The tape is very thin and at first I was skeptical. The thinness actually makes it easier to work with and it's very sticky so it has adhered well to my wooden beds. Now my entire garden is protected from slugs and snails with still some tape to spare.

No sé para q la quería mi esposo pero no funcionó..

Great long length and wide copper tape. Used it for protecting potted outdoor plants from vicious slug attack. It certainly seems to have deterred most molluscs, although there are still some daredevils! Great quality, great adhesion and loads of tape in this roll.