Seaming Tape

I used this to seam seal an attic space that I had insulated using the pink foam board. This tape is fantastic and easy to work with. It is forgiving and easily stuck to the board. I am very glad I opted for this instead of the tape I found at Menards.

The adhesive is really tacky but unwinds from the roll easily. It adhered well to the seams of the vapor barrier. It also stick to the wood framing and the test is how that holds up.

I have slowly been installing wood floors in my home. My underlay comes with a light sticky edge but it's pretty pathetic at best. I use this to seal the seams and not only is it made well but the sticky is insane. It could stick to sawdust lol. So far I have done 150sq of floor and haven't dented this roll. I expect it will last for the other 400 feet just fine. I will update this review if it doesn't so others have an idea of how much flooring it can work with

The tape does stick well, especially to itself. The product is great, but it is hard to use because its so sticky. After a bit I used to applying the tape without it staying stuck to the roll.

Great product at a good price.

I got this Tamp after talking with 3m about what I could use on XPS pink foam in a RV insulation application. I needed something lovio see that could stick to multiple surfaces and handle extremely high temperatures and a bit of abuseThey said that this should do it. I didn't notice any smell. It is extremely sticky and sticks very well to itself and most everything else and is very difficult to remove.The first thing I used it on was repairing a hole in a subwoofer in my truck. I ended up putting a bunch of pieces together to fix the hole in the subwoofer and cranked it up to 15 and it did not let a single breath of air out or even a pinhole.I have been blasting the subwoofer for a while now and it has not budged. It's basically just booming all day long and sounds just as good as the quarter inch thick plastic the bazooka tube is made of

Very thin and overpriced. Bought it to seal flooring underlayment but found packing tape worked just as well for a lot less.

3M makes the best tape I have ever used. I was using this seam tape for joints on my house before siding is applied.