Gorilla Tape, White Duct Tape, 1.88" x 10 yd, White, (Pack of 1)

Introduction: In a world where flimsy tapes crumble under pressure, there emerges a hero clad in brilliant white—Gorilla Tape! I recently embarked on a DIY adventure, armed with this mighty adhesive companion. Buckle up, fellow fixers, as I regale you with my tale of triumph over unruly repairs.Chapter 1: The Unyielding Bond Picture this: a cracked garden gnome, its ceramic heart shattered. Enter Gorilla Tape, stage left. With a triple-layer strength that rivals Hercules’ biceps, this tape clung to the gnome’s jagged edges like a loyal sidekick. The gnome stood tall once more, its grin wider than ever.Chapter 2: The Camouflage Chronicles White surfaces tremble in fear when Gorilla Tape approaches. It camouflages repairs with finesse, blending seamlessly into its surroundings. No more unsightly patches! And the best part? Unlike that yellowing duct tape, our hero won’t fade under the sun’s relentless gaze. UV resistance? Check!Chapter 3: The Rough-and-Tumble Tango Gorilla Tape waltzed with my uneven brick wall, whispering sweet nothings to every crevice. Wood, stone, stucco—it embraced them all. Even the grumpy old mailbox, missing a limb, found solace in its sticky embrace. The tight weave of its reinforced backing lent heft, yet I could still rip it by hand. A paradoxical dance, indeed.Chapter 4: The Weather-Proof Waltz Rain? Snow? Scorching sun? Gorilla Tape scoffs at meteorological tantrums. Its rugged shell laughs in the face of moisture, UV rays, and temperature extremes. I half-expected it to sprout wings and soar into the stratosphere. Alas, it remained grounded, steadfast in its mission.Chapter 5: The Tape Whisperer’s Advice Applying Gorilla Tape is an art. Clean the surface, brush off loose particles, and channel your inner Michelangelo. Smooth out pockets and rolls—the tape rewards precision. And remember, store it vertically (like a wise old scroll) in a cool, dry place. Sunlight? Nah, it prefers the shadows.Epilogue: The Toughest on Planet Earth Dear Gorilla Tape, you’re not just adhesive; you’re a legend. You’ve patched my world, one tear at a time. From leaky hoses to broken dreams, you’ve held it all together. So here’s to you, my sticky savior. May your strength endure, and may your adventures be as epic as your name.Verdict: If life hands you a problem, slap it with Gorilla Tape. It’s not just duct tape; it’s destiny tape. Five stars, my friends. Five sticky, unyielding, universe-bending stars

Have tried all the others, both the name brands and the generic ones. None even comes close to the strength, durability, and binding power of Gorilla's brand. You will not regret this purchase.

If you know what duct tape is, there's not a lot to say here, other than that it's Gorilla brand, so as usual, you know it will be a quality product. It's the good stuff!

I love that they make white tape! We recently bought a white mesh magnetic screen for our back door and the dog gets impatient when we don’t let him inside fast enough. He like to bite the screen. Well we bought this tape to fix the hole he put in it. It’s perfect. Looks like it belongs there. Holds up nicely with the outside weather. Had a few storms and still sticking.

The sole downside is the gooey mess when removed - that is if you are strong enough to remove it (grin). I use this to hold down ham radio antenna and power cables running alongside the house. Its sticking power is awesome, pretty good when hit with rain; but not perfect. The also famous "goo gone" removes the left over glue when I need to replace the tape to add another wire.I also used it when assembling a ham radio antenna, made from white plastic pipe. It did hold up under weather conditions because I was able to wrap it to itself around the round pipe sections.

Whoa. This is strong tape. See photos with this review comparing this white Gorilla tape to the white 3M duct tape. A few things to note: the Gorilla tape is white on outside and grey on sticky side, 3M is white on both sides. Gorilla tape is not see through at all and 3M tape is somewhat see through. In photos I am trying to cover up the words "weather tech" on the box and the rolls of tape correspond to the tape location on the box so you can see the top of the letters where the 3M tape is and you cannot see the bottom of the letters where the Gorilla tape is.Again, this is seriously strong tape. Unfortunately it was stronger than me and I couldn't get the roll started without needle nose pliers to pull it up. And there is no chance I could rip it with my hands. I definitely required scissors or knife to cut this tape. Maybe just me but that made it difficult to work with. Not knocking any stars bc I think that means it will be much more durable tape. Just depends on your needs if that's a pro or a con. Hope this helps.

This tape is very durable and strong, could make the paint come off of walls so be cautious, and i wouldn’t stick on ceiling near heat vents because the adhesive starts to release.

This is the only type my husband will use. They're great.