LOVIMAG Copper Tape (1inch X 66 FT) 2 Pack HVAC Foil Anti Tarnish Strips

I am extremely happy today! My Strat with Texas Specials was very noisy. It would be worse in certain positions, and I’d have to rotate a certain angle while playing for it to go away. It made playing with overdrive pedals a nightmare as you can imagine. Took me about an hour and a half to completely shield the main Strat cavity and at the input jack. The tape is a little thin but not enough to rip too easily when applying, and if it accidentally sticks to itself, it’s not impossible to gently peel it apart without tearing it. It wasn’t that hard to shield the whole guitar cavity—(I recommend cutting it into 1” x 3” strips and doing little by little). I’m also very happy because there’s plenty copper left to shield more guitars. Luthiers charge $50+ for this service—if you’re fairly competent with electric guitars and have opened yours up before and put it back together, you can figure this out! Then I reassembled it and VOILA! I can now play at positions 1, 3, and 5 (the sweet spots). My Strat never sounded so good! I almost cried I was so happy with the tones I’m getting now. This guitar is now so sexy it may sleep in bed with me tonight!

I bought this LOVIMAG tape specifically to shield the control and pickup cavities of my S-style electric guitar. It works great and completely eliminated the noise! Using this tape was a great experience. The 2-inch width was perfect for getting good, solid coverage quickly inside the tight spaces. The foil itself is nice and thick—it's not flimsy like some cheaper tapes that tear easily. The most crucial part is the conductive adhesive. I was able to test continuity across the seams where the tape overlapped, and it worked perfectly, creating a single, continuous shield. This is what you need to make sure your faraday cage is actually effective. After soldering the last connection and putting the guitar back together, the hum is virtually gone, even in my noisy apartment. Highly recommend this for any home guitar tech looking to clean up their signal chain.

This tape works well. It is thinner than I thought it would be so you have to be careful peeling the backing off of a long piece because it will want to curl up and once it sticks to itself, it is not coming up. I will purchase this again.

Am impressed and has helped to keep the slugs and snails at bay.

I chose this product to use as shielding in the electrical cavity of a bass guitar I’m restoring. Radio interference and ground hum through the pickups is very disruptive when performing on stage so my research indicated that this process should prevent the unwanted noises. This tape was very easy to work with and made the application process very simple. I recommend this to anyone who has a project that could benefit from its intended purpose.

This does work. I put a strip on the top outside edge of the 4 by 8 by 3.4 ft wood planter box.. I took a flashlight out at night and watched slugs try to go over it. They turned back . There was a month long episode in May/June of massive amounts of slugs attacking the planter boxes.. about 8 boxes in a senior housing community. It has stayed on the wood for 3/4 mos now, withstanding rain and watering.. I still have some left.. This is one product that is mentioned in many slug issues.

I have officially ended my career as a garden pacifist. After watching the local slug population treat my garden like a Michelin star tasting menu, I decided to stop "sharing" and start ruling. I bought this copper tape expecting a mild suggestion of a boundary. What I got was a brutal, metallic enforcement of my own silent authority. Installing it felt less like DIY and more like establishing a sovereign border. I’m not saying I felt a gray beard grow the second I finished the perimeter, but as I watched a slug approach the line, I definitely felt my inner Gandalf wake up and scream, "You shall not pass!" into the night air. The physics of it is pure comedy. A slug glides up, full of entitlement and hunger, hits the copper, and experiences what I can only describe as a full scale existential crisis. There is a visible pause, a frantic recalculation of life goals, and a hasty, humbled retreat. It’s not just a deterrent… it’s a vibe check. My garden is no longer a "natural space" it is a governed territory. I am now sipping my tea, elegantly unbothered, watching the slime hordes realize that the buffet is permanently closed. Pro tip: if you leave even a microscopic gap, they will find it with the obsessive energy of a conspiracy theorist looking for a hidden message. But if your perimeter is solid? Your basil is safe and your authority is absolute. Highly Recommend! My plants are thriving, my sanity is questionable, and the slugs are finally learning their place. 🌿⚡️

I run a recording studio and gear repair shop. One common thing I've noticed modifying old guitars and gear is the lack of shielding. I've been adding this to guitars and standalone effects units and have noticed a massive difference in noise levels between the gear I have shielded and that I can't yet. It's easy to work with, cuts without issue, and fits nicely in tight pockets inside guitars and old rack gear. The fact that it is conductive on the adhesive side saves me so much headache when trying to create noise shields. And plus it's copper, makes everything look really cool when you open it up.

It has great adhesion and the sticky side is conductive so there is no need to solder the individual strips together if they touch. Used it to shield a guitar, but you may want to get the 1 inch wide for that job since I had to cut strips out of the 3 inch one to fit the cavities. I highly recommend it to get rid of the dreaded 60 cycle hum.

strong and double side, works fine

Has conductive adhesive. Works well.

If possible, adhesive quality should be improved. otherwise overall quality is decent.

… to tame unwanted RMI/EFI for a Jazz parts bass.