my skateboard grip tape was pretty worn out when i bought this i thought this is going to be hard to put on then my grip tape came in and then it installed easy and it has a pretty good grip

It came rolled up it was hard to keep unrolled so had to put my board on top of it for a day or two to make it flat. It cut out easy.
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I've using this on my quilting rulers. Works great but I use very small pieces in order to see lines of the rulers.

The media could not be loaded. I bought this to be translucent, which it is if you press it down with your hands. But if you want better adhesion you should roll over it with a wheel or something. It's the color and sheen of regular scotch tape (not crystal clear), so imagine it going from translucent to transparent like when you run your nail across scotch tape.

It is plenty sticky, and I only had minors issue with the packaging (rolled up) causing bubbles. It's also what I would call a normal amount of grippy, maybe 100 grit sandpaperish.

The primary difference between this and a regular black tape is that the plastic layer is a little thicker and less stretchy, so the ends tend to catch on things and want to peel up just a little. Not a problematic amount, you'll just need to cut it really tight.

This discolored only after a few months. Now it is yellowing. It adheres to metal real good.