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Bundling Cables has never been so easy!
1. Clean the surface
For better performance and secure adhesion, the surface must be free from any debris or dirt. Use a towel or a piece of paper.
2. Place the adhesive
With WOD Electrical Tape you can mark cables matching the same color cables. Just remember to slowly peel the adhesive!
3. Cut it and Wrap it
Cut the length. Make sure you cut enough material to wrap around the area at least two or three times.
4. Done!
You're good to go! Here is a final tip for you: When using WOD Electrical Tape press the tape down to ensure a good bond and avoid any excess.
Michael G.
September 2, 2025
Good color match, UL rated, sticks well. Performs as expected. Would by this again.
Ari
August 29, 2025
I used this to fix my snoopy Xmas tree and it looks better than original!
Cathy Young
August 26, 2025
I like this electrical tape, use it around the house for much more than electrical use. Love the color variety and have bought 2 so far.
Blk Betty Boop
August 15, 2025
Need some reinforcement stick.
pleinelune
June 21, 2025
SOMEHOW my cat removed this small knob attached to metal bar you slide up and down on wall to make ceiling fan go fast or slow. I could have just glued it, but figured this would work well AND I needed some tape on hand for other household things and I needed white and narrow.This adhered well, don't even notice it on the knob and you get quite a bit for the money. Handy anytime you need narrow white tape and even can do in a pinch if you have a hem in pants or skirt come undone because you don't SEE it as you tape the underside.
Donna Schuck
May 9, 2025
My pickleball grip loosened at the top of my handle and was otherwise good. I used this tape to stop it from unraveling. It worked very well. I’m pleased with the results.
Customer
April 28, 2025
I use this tape for my hardshoes as an Irish Dancer - so I can’t speak to its intended use. However, this is my favorite electrical tape! It’s nice and wide, white white white, and it sticks well to socks/leather without leaving a horrible residue. I was gifted this tape by a fellow dancers and can’t use anything else now!
eagle sylvan
March 22, 2025
Tape is 11 months old. Seemed to work out really well when I used it. However today I noticed that it is peeling off older applications and leaving goo that used to be the adhesive.Not sure what it could be other than age as newer applications seem fine, but the remainder of the roll also seems fine. I need to remember other places I used it...No, it isn't harsh conditions. It is in my finished basement where temperatures are nearly constant with a seasonal variation between 65 and 72 Fahrenheit and I have my comfortable office down here.No, it isn't the substrate. For each of 9-11 month old applications I checked, on some wires (which might have intermittent heat) and as markers on a metal pole and to tie wires to pipe of both PVC and poly the tape is unsticking.No, this isn't "normal" for good electrical tape. The end of an old (over 2 years at the time) roll of Super 88 and the new Super 88 are still stuck perfectly well in the identical use.I thought some color would be nice, but glad I used Super 88 for most of it and now I know to pony up for Super 88 colors when needed.
F.W.
February 2, 2025
Merci
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