TapeCase1-5-423-3 423-3 UHMW Tape Roll - 1 in. X 15 ft. Squeak Reduction Tape with High Tack Acrylic Adhesive. Friction Reduction Tapes

I’m using this on the tabs of electrical outlets to keep them from sticking to wall paint (sticky side goes on the back of the outlet ears, slippery side against the paint), and so far so good. I had plenty of tape left so did the wooden slides in my dresser and it made a huge difference. No more sticking, just smooth sliding as the drawers glide in and out.I had to apply lots of pressure to really get the adhesive to activate and grab, but none of the tape has come off on its own.

Roll seems small for 15ft, but the tape I got is thin, so I’m trusting it is that length. In any case this low friction tape makes for a great resurfacing of computer mouse feet. I just stuck it on the existing feet on both a Logitech and Apple mouse and then used a very sharp craft knife to carefully cut around the feet to remove the excess. The knife has to be really sharp as this stuff is quite tough. Seems to stick well and has less friction than the original mice feet even when new, which is good. Better and cheaper than buying model specific feet and only took a few minutes to cut out. Even if they eventually wear down or unstick I have plenty of tape left to make more.

if you're tired of your car getting hung up this stuff works. I hit it with a little heat to help the adhesive set and now it works like a charm.

Used this in wrangler Jeep JK rear door landing point. Noticed rattle sound from rear of Jeep, determined the factory tape was crinkled and adhesive worn. Used this item to soften the rattle and can no longer hear it. Used overlapping strips as the landing is wider than purchased tape.

I got this as a solution for old kitchen drawers that were wood on wood on the contact surfaces. Sawdust was created when they were opened and closed. This had been going on for over 65 years. While preparing the house for sale I needed a solution for this problem. I applied this tape on the clean contact surfaces and it worked. The drawers now open and close easily and no longer drop sawdust into the drawers below. Wish I had come across this solution sooner.

I just moved to a new place with faux wood flooring in the living room (vinyl covered flooring).My old favorite swivel arm chair has a metal circular base, and NO WAY will it slide or budge an inch over this new vinyl flooring.So I invested in a roll if this "slick" tape and took 15 minutes to tightly wrap the entire metal circular base of the chair just like the handle of a baseball bat (like we used to do as kids when we taped our new wood bats).Now the chair can be slid across the floor just like it's on real smooth natural wood. Very happy with the 7 bucks spent!

I bought this to cover my curtain rods that I made from hardware metal rods that began leaving black marks on my white curtains where the rod touched the curtain. Actually I first bought a 1/2” by another manufacturer, that tape worked beautifully but it was a lot of work to cover the rods 1/2” at a time. I used those rolls on my drawers. I then found the APT brand 1” tape, which made the curtains glide, but I still had to do a double row. I searched further and found this TapeCase in a 2” width. It was a lot pricier, but since I couldn’t take the rods down, I thought it would be worth the extra cost. All I can say is it did cover the rods sufficiently, but it did not deliver the “slip pane” effect it advertised. I was so pleased with what the other product, the APT 1” tape did to truly provide a true slip pane effect, I ended up ordering another roll of APT 1” and placing it on the top of the 2”TapeCase, only where it came into contact with the metal curtain rings. This was supposed to provide a slick surface where metal to metal made contact. Save your money and buy the APT brand tape, it’s by far superior.

Used on a metal tool slide (where 2 surfaces slid past each other for about 1" either way).Cleaned the metal with Isopropyl Alcohol first, then dried it and made sure it was really clean.Started to put the tape on and it is certainly not an 'aggressive' adhesive.Very weak 'stickiness'. Not impressed so far.Luckily the 2 surfaces involved are spring tensioned together so the weak adhesive may not matter as the tape won't be able to lift off.Time will tell. If it does lift off, I'll be grumbling!Maybe I was sent an old roll and the adhesive has 'gone off' with age?

Used this tape to get rid of an unpleasant sound in my sliding blinds. Worked out really well.

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This could be thought of as the world's most expensive sticky tape, but it solved a problem of sticky wooden drawers (redwood runners on a redwood cabinet frame.)It transformed the performance of the drawers giving a smooth opening and closing with no stickiness.The traditional remedy of candle wax don't compare with this high-tech tape which sticks securely and has the appearance of being very durable.I'll get back to you in ten years with a progress report :-)

My BMW 3 series had a frustrating squeak caused by the felt on the top of the doors rubbing against the door frame when the car was slightly less than perfectly clean. Installed this and the squeak has gone away completely transforming my car. I've had it in place now for a month and it's still as new.

I mistakenly ordered this tape thinking it was anti-slip tape due to the "high tack" line in the description, only to realize it was low-friction tape. I will still come up with uses for it such as wood working jigs and tool fences.