OutusWire Harness Cloth Electrical Tesa Tape Wire Loom Harness Automotive Heat Proof Cloth Tape for Automotive Electrical Wrap Protection Insulation Cable Fixed(20 Roll,3/4 Inch x 49.2 FT)

This wide tape is great for putting on a loom. I have started using this & refuse to use anything else. It's tough, stays stuck & looks professional.

Very good fabric electrical tape. The wider width will allow me to wrap automotive wiring faster.

This tape seems to be a perfect match for the stuff the Kia factory used on some interior wiring harnesses in my vehicle. Adhesion seems great and you can tear it off by hand, without using scissors or a knife. This is a soft fabric tape, so it would be suitable for loose wiring that might rub on other objects while you're driving, protecting both the wires and other parts of your car.This seems like great tape to use for most interior wiring, and I'll probably use it to help protect any audio wiring that I run in the future. I wouldn't recommend this for any engine bay or exterior wiring, for that you should get some Tesa tape, or something similar.

It is what it is but adhesive quality is indeed poor.

Liked that it's tough, cannot be torn and needs scissors for a clean cut.It's sticky and applies easily to wires and 20yr old car parts with good grip.Plus when I accidentally applied it to itself, sticky side to sticky side, I was able to separate it and use it normally.I got the wide roll, about 2 to 3 inches wide and it's a little cumbersome in tight areas...not the tapes fault, I should've got the 1inch wide version for some applications but the wide stuff is perfect for applying automotive speaker wires to the side of a panel where I can't fit a zip tie...this prevents any wiggles or rattles, so it's necessary for a quality installation.I will be buying more of this and recommend to get some if you're doing anything related.

Good product fast service

I work in the world of sparks, great tools, and high quality craftsmanship. Obsessed about all 3. The 4th is cleanliness. That said, I use 4 basic kinds of tape for different reasons: duct tape, electrical tape, painters tape, and gaffer’s tape. I consider this one as pocket-size gaffer’s tape. It’s ideal for temporarily holding. Use at your best caution for electrical. My two rolls arrived in a clear plastic bag without any information or branding. Zero details. No temperature or thermal ratings. No electrical ratings. No OEM information to call and ask. I don’t know if it’s waterproof or water resistant. More importantly, there’s no UL or ETL safety ratings. However, it looks and performs like gaffer’s tape. This means I can use and remove it without cutting tools or leaving residue. 19mm is 3/4-inch wide. I didn’t have a narrow roll of gaffer’s tape. I’m a firm believer in always using the right product for the job. I strictly use known electrical tape for electrical concerns no matter where it’s located. I’ll use this tape as an option for zip ties and it’s more durable than painters tape - which also doesn’t leave residue or ruin “finished” surfaces.

I haven't begun to use this yet because I am behind schedule re-installing my headliner fabric and fixtures in the roof of my Jaguar. But I just know that the foam like thickness will be extra protection against the scalding hot summers of sunshine here in North Carolina. Plus...the extra foam padding helps deaden all sound in the roof from wind, truck traffic, and stormy weather.The adhesion quality is perfect. Easily unwraps for do -overs.The final test won't come until about another 10 years when another auto tech has to pull out the headliner to troubleshoot electrical problems. My OEM foam wire wrapping was literally ROTTED and crumbled into all my leather upholstery, carpets and deep crevice areas making for a big mess. I have confidence this tape composition won't be as cheap as what the not-too-bright engineering at Jaguar used on assembly lines in the early 2000's!