Sanojtape 50mm x 30m Clear All Weather Repair Tape | UV Resistant Acrylic Tape | Perfect for Greenhouse Repair, Temporary Window Repair

I fixed broken glass with cracks in my greenhouse, good and stronge and completely waterproof. Very easy to use and sticks very well. I also used it as a protective barrier on a glass window, as i sanded the wooden frame. So i wouldnt scratch the glass, i stuck it on like you would a maskin tape. And just folded one end of the tape slighty to make a tab, easier to pull off when you've finished. Fantastic tape, really good stuff and i am glad i bought it.

The product is good but the adhesive quality could be better.Next time I would buy a heavier duty version.Good length on the roll.

Good strong stuff

Happy with this tape have sealed joints on greenhouse outside and sealed joints on bubble wrap inside... good thickness on tape and plenty to do the jobWould purchase again

Lined green house with plastic bubble frost protector,next morning on inspection,tape had peeled off and plastic down.Thinking I had a faulty roll of tape,ordered more,and exactly the same thing happened.Product does adhere to glass well though,hence the three stars.

This product is terrible. It had not withstood the lightest of rain and wind. Waste of money.

The product was used to repair our greenhouse and it worked very well. We were very pleased with the results as it held the panes of glass in place and prevented leaks and puddles. Also as the tape is clear it is hardly noticeable.

Looks like wide packaging tapes and other such tapes in 48-50mm widths but the tape substrate is thicker and has a different type of adhesive. Quite how weatherproof it is will need time to assess with certainty as some will be immediately used to seal a crack in some glazing (not glass) pending later repair and replacement. In a single layer, it is very transparent and appears easy to lift when required provided a corner can be found.Recommended by another user as he claims to use it often as a sometimes handyman.A week after application, the tape was lifting dramatically following very cold weather, including snow and rain. Some later applied to a surface that may have been slightly moist following such weather also was lifting as was a piece applied transversely across some of the same tape; adhesion there was probably the least effective. The conclusion is that the adhesive is low-tack and the tape may not be suited to outdoor use or even indoors in damp environments.