1/2 Inch Wide x 3/8 Inch Thick Foam Self Adhesive Tape for Sound Insulation Shock Absorption Weather Stripping Draft Seal, Doors and Windows, Black Single Sided (6.5ft X 2Rolls)

Used this to fill gaps at my front door, been a few months a big heavy door a lot of traffic and product and adhesive still in excellent shape

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It did not have adhesive on it like it was advertised. What a waste of money.

Pleasantly surprised by the adhesive tape. It stuck very well, great quality.

My front door faces north and I'm just south of where we've had a bunch of fires. My front door has no weather stripping and it leaks air like a sieve. As soon as the Santa Ana winds kicked up the smell of ash & smoke filled my house. You could actually feel the air blowing in. I put this stuff in and it seals perfectly, a feather wouldn't move when I put it in front of the seal. SUPER sticky, highly recommend.

The cut edges on the side are not clean. They need to sharpen their cutters. Worse, peeling the backing can require multiple attempts as the paper tears. Not sure if it is low quality or old. Adhesive seems okay.

Was what I was looking for, but wish I would have gotten one a little thicker. That's my fault. Purchased this one after reading the reviews and the price. Also figured in how much I would need. Sticks very well, but I did clean the surface before applying it. Would recommend this for doors and windows.

Bought product to replace degraded foam filler tape around taillight of a 30 year old vehicle. Was slightly wider than the original, but as close of a match as I could easily find.Liked the density of the foam itself, not overly squishy like most doorway insulation tapes, so consider when ordering - my guess is it will compress to about a third of its nominal dimension - not completely flat like an open cell foam.Only negative is it wasn’t as sticky as I expected or needed it to be and didn’t like to stay put on smooth plastic surfaces. Tape could have been older stock and had dried out - found I had to dispose of the first few feet of roll to get to an area that would eventually adhere. Has to be extremely careful not to dislodge it while reassembling taillight into housing, but once in place it filled the gap very nicely.Plan on using more of it to reseal a backup lense that had its seal fail and admit water. Might be a bit thick for that, but should work as a decent gasketing material. Foam doesn’t appear to hold as much water as a regular open cell variety, should be decent substitute.