I33-10 PTFE Thread Seal Tape for Plumbers, White 1/2 Inch x 520 Inch (Pack of 10 Rolls)

This tape feels a bit thicker than the usual Teflon tape you get at the big box hardware store. The half inch width is suitable for many applications. I used it while rebuilding an old Dewalt air compressor and the tape did its job. About 4 to 6 rounds of the tape on the threads made good air-tight seals on all the connections.I am sure it would work great for any general plumbing application. The price is right for a 5 pack delivered to my door. Recommended.

I bought this roll of tape to install my new shower head:  6 Function Adjustable Luxury Shower Head - High Pressure Boosting, Wall Mount, Bathroom Showerhead For Low Flow Showers - Chrome . I am happy to report that the shower head is still leak free. And this is a high pressure shower head with a really good blast. (I love my shower now!)I absolutely love this tape! The tape has a good width and is extremely durable. Most teflon tapes are frayed or broken with the slightest pull. This teflon tape has been solid. It applies evenly in a nice layers around the pipe thread to create an effective seal. You may need some scissors or a knife to get a clean cut in the tape. Or you can be a man like me and just use your teeth. :)I highly recommend this tape for your plumbing jobs.

Wow! This 10 pack of Super PTFE sealant tape works wonders. It works great for overhead shower heads and anything else that leaks like Hydrojet Water Power Nozzles, garden hose couplers, etc.This 10 pack is a Great Value and should last you for all your pipe fitting and water leak projects.

Can't argue with getting 5 rolls of plumber's tape for a decent price.Works as expected, and I can keep a roll in 2 different tool boxes, and have 3 in storage, as spares.Instead of being upset because unexpectedly running out of plumber's tape, have more than needed for the current job.Makes sense, this tape doesn't go bad.Excellent value for the quantity and quality.

I love this stuff. I would marry it if I could. As it is, I'm spending a whole lot of time trying to find places to use it because A) It works and B) It's easy to use. Crazy House is old, and some of the choices the previous owners made have left me and The Housemate scratching our heads. Water spigots are antiques, and I feared they'd need to be replaced until I found this tape. A couple of wraps, and the leaking has stopped completely. Seriously I'm so juiced about that that I keep asking The Housemate, "Is anything else leaking? We have a LOT of this tape."A couple of tips for anyone who, like me, had never used Teflon tap before: Figure out the direction you need to turn the female connector in to attach it to the male connector. (It's usually clockwise; righty-tighty, lefty-loosey) Wrap the tape around the threads of the male connector in the same direction so when you attach the female part, you're not turning it against the direction of the wrap. I did it randomly to start and regretted it. Also, don't unroll a lot of tape at once. It's light and it can tangle and will stick to itself. Apply with a light pressure. Don't stretch it, but don't just lay it on the threads. Wrap a few times around the connector. And finally, once the wrap is finished, smooth it with your fingers. The tape will pretty much stick to itself and mold itself to the threads.So before you decide to make expensive changes, try this simple, and immensely satisfying repair.

There isn't much to Teflon tape, so this review will be minimal, but here is the pertinent information:Unlike some Teflon tape, this doesn't display any tendency to split or break off into threads even when torn by hand--which is how most people do it, right?The consistency is silky and it has nice self adhesion.This seems to require a couple more layers of wrap than some Teflon tape I have used, but I don't know if this is a thinner variety or if it was just the application (preparing 1/4 inch fasteners for a reverse osmosis system). I believe the information in Amazon does specify the thickness as well as the length and width of the roll, so that isn't a fault, just something I noticed. Overall, it works well, and I will have no problem with it now that I know to put about five or six wraps around the threads instead of three.

The media could not be loaded.  I bought this multipack of teflon tape because I'll go through four or five rolls a year, which is to say that if you only need to install a couple of shower heads you can probably get by with just a single roll of teflon tape.If you haven't used teflon tape before, it's super easy and I go over some basic instructions in my video. Basically, you just wrap your threads in a clockwise direction and you're all set.Yes it's true that there are different thicknesses of teflon tape. This one is right about in the middle, I'd say: I've tried out both thicker and thinner versions of teflon tape. The only thing to really watch out for is the thin stuff, as it breaks too easily and doesn't really do the job all that well. This tape is pretty good stuff and this multipack will last me a good long time..................This product was NOT given to me as part of any promotion. I bought it after doing some comparison shopping and this review is entirely the result of my own opinions and use of the product.

Got 5 rolls for a good price. This amount of tape should last me a lifetime.Updated 2018-12-01 @ 13:52:48 MST by rob@lectraDowngraded to 3 stars b/c vendor solicited me for a review and I had already submitted one.I say, I say "You got to pay attention." -Foghorn Leghorn

Good product!! Good value for money!

Received item in two days and works as intended.

Very good deal

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Good product. fast shippig