J.V. ConvertingUHMW-PE-20/NATT0518 JVCC UHMW-PE-20 UHMW Polyethylene Film Tape: 1/2" x 18 yd., Natural/Translucent

Well received I like that UHMW-PE tape

I cannot tell you how much happier I am after applying these strips. I used nothing for a while, then beeswax, and finally these strips. No comparison. I sincerely recommend these as a requirement if you have wooden drawers that move along wooden supports--either through a side groove or along the bottom. Any wood on wood. MUST HAVE.

I almost didn't buy this because of some of the negative reviews, but I then remembered many people do not prep their work before they apply tape. I am glad I bought it. I like that it is very thin and it is sticky. I cleaned my tools and wiped them down with alcohol and then applied the tape. It works great.

I restored peace in my old farm house! Old, hand made, drawers in hand made cabinets had no hardware or slides to ease the drawer movement. Worse, the drawer hole was very close tolerence, which normally meant total reconstruction to repair.Years of wood on wood friction, some wood painted, some not painted, made opening and closing the drawers a nightmare.I used rubbing alcohol to clean the rub marks, let it dry thouroughly, then used the peel and stick backing on this product to apply a full drawer length of it to both sides of the drawer bottom.Total success! The JVCC product stays stuck and 29 drawers slide in and out easily.Definitelly will be buying more of this stuff! I have 46 drawers in my workshop to fix. HOORAY!

Used this to cover slides for Stanley organizer's on cabinet I built for wife's jewelry making hobby. Adhesive seems plenty strong, easy to cut with regular scissors and much slicker than expected. Very happy with this product and can see many other usages around the house and shop.

I used the tape to put in the bottom track of some wooden sliding doors I made. This stuff worked great and the door really slide smoothly with the tape. Tape really hasn't shown any wear after 5 months. It is a little thicker than normal tape like a thin plastic Teflon tape.

At last! A 0.6mm thickness. All other tapes (like 3M) are only 0.3mm max, not enough for applications like stud-finder prototypes: walls will also touch outside of the tape. Here, only the tape slides on the wall.

Excellent product. We made some cabinet with sliding doors about 32" wide x 45"tall. Oak frames with a "paned" grid of 3/8 x 1/2 oak kumikos plus Shoji paper for a Japanese look. The doors slide wonderfully smoothly.

I used this tape on my BMW car to stop the dry door seals creaking on the frame. It has good adhesion and is unobtrusive on a white car due to the translucent finish. It worked after several attempts to get the correct position. Not a cheap product but you get what you pay for.

Upcycled a 1950s chest of wooden drawers and the drawers needed a bit of a tug to open them. Used this on them and they positively float open now