Great product, don't know if there is anything that comes close. I looked, and found nothing that will work as well. simple, affordable, effective, what more can you ask for?

Tape sticks well and is flexible. It does not actually bond to the liner but rather has a strong adhesion, so you are able to pull it off and reposition it, albeit with quite a bit of pulling. Take your time and concentrate while lying it down to minimize air bubbles. Also be aware that when sealing around inside corners or bridging gaps, lay the tape without creating tension on itself or it will pull itself off and or up. That's the tradeoff for not bonding but if this stuff bonded like butyl rubber does to the liner, you would be in trouble if you put it down incorrectly or got off track while joining to pieces of liner. After putting down several hundred feet of this tape, I have no qualms stating that it is a high quality product that compliments the Silverback liner I used.

Work as advertised and make putting up 20mil liner on the walls much more secure and professional. Use a professional type hammer drill (I used this project as an excuse to purchased a mid-level Bosch rotary hammer)and you will be done in no time. After inserting the pins by hand/thumb, I used my soft rubber mallet to give them a nice little tap. Be a pro and don't leave this step out.

Great tape!! Sticks to most surface types. If you have sprayed your walls with any chemical (termite treatment, etc.) the tape will not stick. You will need to clean the surface first. And you will need to keep a clean blade at all times to cut the tape..

Great tape! Sticks well to the vapor barrier. Tip, use a blade not a pair of scissors to cut the tape. And wipe the area your going to tape with a cloth to get ride of the dust and dirt.