Wood Grain Repair Tape, 2.4 inch X 32ft Self Adhesive Wood Colored Tape for Tables, Chairs, Baseboards, Doors, Windows, Floors, Handicraft DIY.

I'm living temporarily in an older, one bedroom apartment. I got a deal on the rent because the unit needs updating/refurbishing. The old kitchen cabinets needed to be covered in lots of places. This matched perfectly and you can't tell where the repairs are. Its easy to use, sticks well and stays on and very high quality. Not the greatest apartment, but my kitchen cabinets look fab now! I highly recommend!

I used this to cover some damage to a floor. It worked perfectly. The color is great. It is nice and thin. It is a thin plastic material so it didn't tear at all. It is easy to work with. It sticks well. You still have a little play for readjusting. I actually cut some in half for something smaller and it cut well with a cutter and a straight edge.

Great for price, but good overall. Will definitely work for what I need.

Love this tape--saved me from buying another frame! I bought a 30" x 30" Giclee print of a landscape abstract a while back. It looked fine on th wall, but I knew it would look much better with a floater frame. A genuine wood floater in the size I needed would break the bank, so I decided on a "dark walnut" hard plastic frame. The dark walnut is trending right now and I thought it would be the perfect shade. But after I screwed my canvas into it and hung it on the wall, the color looked black from a distance, which I did not like. I really didn't want to spend money for a other frame and I couldn't return it due to the newly drilled holes. But I stumbled upon this natural woodgrain lookalike repair tape and thought I could just wrap the edges and tuck it in and it may work. And it did! I got the Sequoia color (not the Red Sequoia--the more brown one) and it looks fantastic! In fact, I may use it on other frames around the house. Easy to use--just measure, cut, peel and stick! Just takes a little precision but you don't have to be a professional craftsman.

The tape quality isn’t what I wanted. It is pretty thin and rips easily. The look is okay, wish it came in more colors. But overall it did its job and the stickiness seems to be holding okay.

Our kitchen table is a laminate conference table I got used. (Highly recommend laminate for big families— it is virtually indestructible, you can clean it with acetone if you have to!) On all four sides of the base, the laminate was detaching, causing a rough and slightly sharp surface if you bumped a knee on it. So I got this wood look tape to cover the worn areas.There wasn’t a perfect color available but this is totally good enough. The tape goes on easily, it’s very smooth and has a backing along the whole length. It can be repositioned when you’re applying it. It comes with a cutting tool and a plastic scraper thing for getting out air bubbles.There is a very slight texture to the tape. It can be torn (in an uneven line because of the “grain”) in the long way. But if you try to tear it across the short way it stretches and does not tear. It is thinner than duct tape.Since my use is somewhat structural/functional rather than just decorative, I’ll update this review if it’s terrible. I hope that after a day or so it’ll be harder to peel off/more permanent, and that it won’t become brittle. We shall see! But from application and looks initially, seems like a good product.Pictures show before (damage), after tape, and side view to show color contrast which is something I can live with easily.

Color and grain are good, but adhesive is not very sticky. I’m wondering if I’m going to have to add glue to the back to keep it stuck to the surface.

Looks just like real wood and blends in perfectly with my window trim. Easy to use, sticks well, and makes everything look cleaner and more finished. Really happy with how it turned out!