GorillaAll Weather Duct Tape, Black, 1.88" x 25 yd (Pack of 1) - UV and Temperature Resistant Waterproof Tape for Outdoor Repairs

I cannot comment on the durability yet, but it is important to keep in mind that this is not as easy to use as regular duct tape. It is a lot stickier, and thicker; all of which is a good thing. Looks like good stuff.Noticeably harder to peel off the roll. Use regular tape unless you require the extra stoutness and water resistance.Duck brand is a good regular duct tape.

Great heavy duty. Very sticky.

I recently used the Gorilla All-Weather Outdoor Waterproof Duct Tape for a few outdoor projects, and I am thoroughly impressed! This tape stands up to everything nature throws its way. From heavy rain to intense sun, it sticks like a champion. The UV and temperature resistance are especially standout features, ensuring that it won’t peel, fade, or lose its grip even after extended exposure to the elements.I used it to seal some cracks around my outdoor furniture, and after weeks of heavy rain and scorching sun, it's still holding strong. It’s incredibly easy to apply, with a strong adhesive that bonds to almost any surface. Whether you're using it for repairs, DIY projects, or quick fixes around the yard, this tape is reliable, tough, and durable.I highly recommend Gorilla All-Weather Outdoor Waterproof Duct Tape for anyone who needs a high-performance solution for outdoor repairs or maintenance. Definitely worth the investment for peace of mind knowing your fixes will last!

Works great! If you need a tape to stick this is the one. Takes scissors or knife to cut. Doesn't tear.

This good stuff works as well as it should. Is much stronger and better than the standard duck tape

My grill cover got a hole from rubbing on the brick exterior in the wind. The new cover is somewhere in the neighborhood of $70 and I figured it would just get another hole, so I was looking for a solution to patch the hold rather than replace the cover just to replace it again. I came across this tape and thought I'd give it a try, worst case scenario, I have to replace the cover. I have to admit I was nervous given the reviews. I would comment that there are several types of Gorilla tape, not clear if some folks have had experience with some of the others and commented on this or what has happened, but for me this worked just as they claimed.When I opened the wrapper it seemed like the edges of the roll were stickier than the average duct tape so I was wary as some reviews mention this being incredibly sticky but the product description states it should not be overly sticky to the touch. Once I started to pull the tape off the roll, which is a little tough, I found the product description to be accurate. I did not have any sticky residue on my fingers. I did have trouble tearing it, so I used scissors to cut it and no residue left on the scissors. I cleaned the surfaces the the grill cover well and layed it on a flat surface so the tape would be sure to stick and apply flat. I applied a piece to both the inside and outside of the cover. Instructions say to rub vigorously once applied, which I did. I do have one edge that seems to be less sticky or not adhering as well as the rest, it happens to be the first edge that pulled off the roll. I'll have to keep an eye on that and see if it starts to pull up or if I'll need to try to pull that piece off and try again. If so I'll update on that process. Overall, it seems to be as advertised, application was super easy, and we'll see how it holds up to the summer weather. I just got it and applied it today, so I will update if it doesn't hold well.

Three months ago I used this tape to repair the molding on the front of my Chevy Volt. This black plastic molding hugs the ground to increase energy efficiency but also often brushes against the ground. About 1/3 of it has been hanging loose for a couple of years. I’ve tried screws, other tapes, and combinations but after a few months it falls again.I used a combination of screws and this tape three months ago. It went through a summer where most days are hotter than 100° and it is parked outside. I’ve bottomed the moulding out hard a few times. It still feels solid and the black color has barely faded.Updated: Three months later it’s still holding. We had more hot day and recently days below freezing. It is finally abrading at the bottom - plastic tape can’t beat the weight of a car scraping on pavement.

It has a very strong bond. Used it to secure blankets to a floor to help with snow and as weather seal to sliding doors.Held up great