Don't try the installation without the pins! They work great and really save a lot of wasted effort. While the double sided tape is great, the weight of the barrier is enough to pull it down. Working in a low crawl space, I placed the tape around the perimeter with the outer paper intact. I then worked a few feet at a time with the tape and pins. Worked well for me!

Product sticks even to damp surfaces, easy to use

I found in my damp crawlspace where my home is built on footings so the barrier had to be put directly on the inside of the bricks. The tape didn't stick to the moist brick. I've had to depend on the pins and caulking to seal the barrier to the interior crawlspace wall. It adhered well to the cement blocks though.

I used Foundation Seal Tape to seal the existing vapor barrier in my crawlspace to the concrete side wall. Now I have as close as a person can get to a completely sealed crawlspace floor. In the spring and fall our water table comes up and makes the ground moist. Now I have a complete seal. Product was very easy to install. It stuck well to the concrete wall and the plastic sticks to the tape very very well. I have checked out the "stickyness" after one month and the tape is doing its job great. No releasing anywhere. In reality, it seems like it has a better grip now than the day I installed it. I can lightly pull on the plastic and the plastic will not come off the tape, and the tape will not come off of the concrete. So, Foundation Seal Tape works as the company says it will. I recommend this product to anyone wanting a total vapor seal in their crawlspace. MP North Idaho

This stuff is very sticky. So don't let it stick to itself. But when I installed my vapor barrier, the tape did not stay stuck to the block wall. You'll need to install Crawl Space Foundation pins as you go to keep it from falling. I will probably have use some polyurethane caulk to seal the top edge of my vapor barrier where the seal tape did not seal.