Yotache High Density Adhesive Foam Seal Tape 2 Rolls 2" W X 1/4" T, (New Adhesive Craft) Weather Strip Insulation for RV, Air Conditioning Window, Garage Door, Total 13 Ft Length

I recently replaced the rusted front panels on the washing machine with new ones. The replacement pieces did not come with the gasketing material needed so I searched for it here on Amazon. Sure enough, a vendor with exactly what was needed appeared and the exact replacement was sent overnight. The tape comes packaged in three segments in individual pouches. This way one can work with a piece rather than contaminating the entire roll in an accident. I only needed short pieces to prevent leakage in the detergent hopper and another piece for sound insulation between the lid and main cabinet. The adhesive is amazingly strong and works equally well on metal and plastic. This installation went quickly and the remaining portion of the roll went neatly back into it's pouch. I'll keep tabs on the effectiveness and update this review if needed

This weatherstripping is great easily applied and does the job. I would definitely buy this again.

good but does not stick well you will have to add some of your own adhesive

It was good used it. Yesterday it bonds well

Good Seal

The foam is good. Soft, maintains shape, etc. It's lightweight, and the rolls are easy to separate and handle.My only beefs are the adhesive quality and quality control of how the adhesive was applied:--It detached from the foam easily while peeling the backing. If the backing is pried away carefully and then the foam pressed into place, it adheres VERY well to the foam at that point. But directly off the roll, the adhesive came away WAY too easily.--The adhesive strip wasn't always centered, so some adhesive stuck out. Where this happened, the adhesive grabbed a cabinet door where I used this foam on the frame to quiet things. This resulted in the foam being pulled loose when opening the cabinet door just a day after application.--It didn't stay on the wall very well in some spots. So it seemed inconsistent. Which is almost funny given the detaching I mention above... After it was pressed into place in long 10' horizontal runs, it let go of the wall in spots overnight, but NOT from the foam!All that being said, once I got used to the quirks it all went fairly well. I used most of it as a sort of crown molding on the wall where it meets the ceiling to hide the rough edges next to acoustic tiles. Being flat black it just kinds of blends into the tiles too. So I just used additional adhesive to keep it on the wall. Easy to cut/shape. The fact that the foam itself retains it's shape after being pressed on for long periods so works well as a door seal (with better adhesive.)

Used to place between skylight dome pieces. Worked as desired! Should keep condensation at bay.

This tape is really good, it has a lot of glue on both sides.