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Best tape ever. Add this to your reorder list

Nice color assortment to keep in my toolbox

It’s good quality tape that comes in colors. I used on my Mark Levinson 5909 headphones in order to indicate right and left ear cups, RED for right, BLUE for left, after replacing the foam padding which came stock after the headband came apart. Again. I’m very pleased with the end result. I did the same on my HiFiMan Arya Stealth using RED & WHITE.

great for cable labeling and quick repairs. color coding can be really helpful depending on the task. I do prefer the wider stuff for electrical work like wrapping wire nuts. I keep all five rolls on a small chain and T-bar that I made from some old hardware. great way to hang on hooks at the workbench or pegboard. Scotch brand it always dependable.

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Good tape. Size does matter. This is not a standard roll of tape. They are small.

I tend to prefer rubber electrical tape to vinyl but these multi-color tape rolls server a purpose to which they are well suited - marking lines. I live in a 1920s bungalow with a lot of old but still viable cloth insulated copper wiring. I don't know if the insulation was ever different colored but now all the lines are the same shade of dark grey. Once I test and determine the live wires, etc. I use these multi-color tapes (red, black, and white especially) in a band around the ends of the wires to mark the hot and neutral lines, etc. This is not only safer (no forgetting which line was hot and which was neutral) but saves time/effort when going back into a box or fixture to change something. So, for that purpose this works great and I always keep a set in my wiring toolkit. I've also used the yellow and green tape for non-electrical work or work on small projects where color is unimportant. The tape itself has a nice thickness, good adhesion, and can be stretched pretty tight without snapping when making those high tension wraps. Like all vinyl electrical tape it can get a little gooey if you try to remove it later on, but that's just par for the course. Good stuff here.

I use this to color code different sizes of music cables. Great idea and makes life easier to find the right length of cable that you need.