I have tried Duck tape along with other brands to stop a leak where I had to join my washing machine hose to a garden hose. I try to conserve water and use the water from my laundry to water outside. My application is not a normal one so I was lost on what to due. After a long search I found this Nashua tape, after biting the bullet and paying the price I ordered it since I thought I had tried everything else. To my surprise this tape did the job! No more leak and I can now get rid of the bucket under the joint of the connection. I would have given it 5 star but it does seem a bit pricey.

I've purchased many rolls of this over the years for different projects. This roll was for a leaky roof that needs some work done. In the meantime I purchased some high quality vinyl tarps that are supposed to last a long time. I used this tape to seal the 22' long seam where 2 tarps meet. I also used this to seal the hole I cut in the tarp for my wood burning stove pipe. So what is sealed was where the pipe and hole meet. The seal is holding strong and keeping out the rain and wind. That is exactly what I wanted it to do. I'm happy with this product.

I recently changed out one of the portable air conditioner units I have installed in my house. I went with a different model so I needed to redo the window air dam that the vent connects to. I wasn't happy with the one I built before, so I took this opportunity to redesign the new one so that I could easily open & close the window when needed. This aluminum tape worked great for this project. The adhesive is very sticky, sort of reminds me of rubber glue. The tape has a thin plastic backing that protects the tape from sticking to itself while on the roll. You have to peel that off before using the tape. Doing that was a varying degree of effort, from really easy to downright frustrating.

Since finishing my AC project I made use of some of this tape to fix other things. Squirrels pulled down one of my bird feeders, and when the feeder hit the ground the base cracked. A couple pieces of this tape put it back together, and looks like it should last the rest of summer.

The roll was a bit smaller than I was expecting.

I used the tape to seal a seam on the metal roof of my utility trailer. After cleaning and preparing the surface the tape was easily applied and now, a month later with some rainy days, it has proven itself waterproof, remained in place and still looks good. It's too early to report on how long it will hold up in the Arizona sun but I don't mind if I have to reseal the roof every few years.

This tape is amazing. I once used it to fix a cracked toilet tank. It was continued to work while fully submerged for years. I keep some on hand at all times for critical fixes.