Electrical Tape (10PK) Assorted Matte Rainbow Colors – Waterproof, Flame-Retardant, Rubber Based Adhesive, UL Listed – Rated for Max. 600V and 80oC Use –Measures 60’ x 3/4" x 0.07"

Pros:- Lots of colors.- This is a LOT of tape. Each one is about twice as wide and thick as most small rolls of electrical tape that I buy at the hardware store.Cons/neutrals:- It's PVC tape which feels a bit different from "Normal Electrical Tape." It might be better or worse for what you want. The adhesive might be a bit weaker than NET, but it seems to hold fine if you don't pull it off and re-apply it much. It won't hold significant weight, but it also doesn't seem to 'peel up' on its own or anything. And on the bright side, it's much stretchier and more malleable than NET. I'll bet this kind of tape would be pretty darned good for fitting into tight or strangely-shaped spaces.I dunno, it seems fine for what I need. And did I mention that it's a LOT of tape?

This isn’t made cheap and it serves its purpose well. I bought this to make my boy a pencil wiffle ball bat and it looks great and has held up great also.

Pliable not crispy plastic

Great tape only issue is the sticky is coming off onto the back

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Great for labeling microphones for church. Just every 2 months or so just replace tape when needed.

These are your basic electrical tape rolls, which I got for a craft project rather than for an electrical project. The labels say they contain a chemical known to the state of California to cause cancer, but you can do your own research on that (I believe this is the case with all electrical tape available in the US). The colors are great. Depending upon how tightly you wrap them, the temperature and surface, they may start to come undone, but this is the same with any electrical tape. The matte finish vinyl surface is nice. Not much else to say about it. Chances are you won't need all the rolls, but this is a nice change from the basic black (or red and blue sometimes) you see in hardware stores.Edit: After taping up some items and storing them for a few days/weeks the tape started to peel off (pressing it back into place with fingers fixed it, but it peeled again shortly thereafter). This does not appear to be a long term "solution" to for example, sticking to plastics over a long period of time, but is more of a "quick fix" (might work better on paper/cardboard). For contrast, regular generic black electrical tape is far stickier and stays a lot longer (though it too tends to peel eventually). If you want to use this product as a craft work, you may want to secure it with a small piece of another kind of tape or even glue.

Works good for taping off ends of wire and rope mainly bought it for ropes and holds up to heat well.