tesa51608 Noise Damping PET Fleece Automotive Wire Harness Tape, Black, 19mm x 15m, 5 Rolls

Love this stuff, and I love the 5 pack deal. I go through a few rolls a year, depending on the projects. For car audio, you need this stuff. Use in place of anywhere you'd use electrical tape (use heatshrink for the actual electrical connection plus this over the shrink to protect) ..there's no residue and it sticks to itself like mad. In fact, the one negative is finding the edge to lift and use off the roll! Repair factory wiring looms after replacing parts, or even use it as a wrap on tools for more grip. Also useful on pipes as a wrap around foam insulation. Get creative!

Great value, very good stickiness

Great for binding wrists and ankles

If you've not used this before, Tesa tape is hands-down better than wrapping your wiring in electrical tape. At least in my experience, the heat in the engine bay has always caused my electrical tape adhesive to break down leaving a sticky, unraveling mess around my wires.But (so far) my Tesa tape seems to be holding up every bit as well as whatever the manufacturer uses to wrap their own wiring. As an added plus, the color and texture are close enough to the OE tape that repairs/modifications I make to the OE harness look like they too are original.This is good stuff and makes my work (mods and repairs) look better while providing necessary protection to the wiring. And as it comes in a multi-pack, one roll stays in the truck at all times in case I ever have to make an off-road repair.

Youll never go back to electrical tape after using this, it works amazing and youll never have to or want to deal with gross sticky old electrical tape in your car again

Good product! Recommend!

Great for inside wiring. I use this tape quite often and everywhere in doing electrical. It's very durable and easy to remove if needed.

This is fantastic stuff. My car originally had a vinyl covered wiring loom but it had been repaired previously using sticky electrical tape. This made for a horrible experience, trying to debug and repair it, everything was covered in sticky residual adhesive. After cleaning things up and repairing various wires it came time to re-wrap the loom and this made everything look fantastic. It's not completely simple, you need to be careful with how much you overlap it but if you spend the time to get it right, it looks great.