I have to say, I was a little anxious to tackle this type of job for the first time. Once the products arrived, I had to sit and visualize the proper way to unroll the wrap, to ensure I wouldn't have to try swapping ends and such with it unrolled. Once I had my plan, the instal went pretty well. Luckily, my crawlspace has enough room for me to just have to squat or sit at the smallest section, so getting around to do the work was not so bad. The tape allowed me to do it myself, and control the layout. All in all, I am very pleased with the quality of the wrap, the tape, and the seam tape. The end result is almost like having a new house! It looks clean, bright, and invites gawks and stares from family and friends. Thanks for the helpful vids too. One suggestion would be to have a video that has hints on: best way to start; which way it will unroll; doing the corners; etc... for newbies like me!

I purchased this tape along with a 12mil vapor barrier for a DIY crawl space project. The tape is thick and super sticky so that it adheres quickly and thoroughly to the vapor barrier for a clean, smooth job. The white color blended perfectly with the vapor barrier, to make it seamless. I would highly recommend this product for any vapor barrier project.

I have been looking at encapsulating our homes foundation for years. I finally found a great price in SC.with a quality barrier.

This makes a nice cushion under the 20 mil vapor barrier we bought. I first tried to cut it with a box cutter, but the box cutter couldn't puncture the material. Then I got out a sharp pair of scissors and that worked great for cutting the pieces we needed. So, I think the felt will really protect vapor barrier from any sharp objects or stones. We pulled more than 50 rusty nails out of the dirt and I wanted to make sure that if we missed a nail we wouldn't have a hole in the vapor barrier.

My 600 sq ft metal building has a dirt floor and suffered from high humidity leading to mold and mildew. I placed the 20 mil with the silver side up, taped it to the metal frame and placed pins about every 18 inches. It looks great and has dramatically reduced humidity. An excellent product. I do suggest that when drilling the holes in the metal frame that instead of drilling 1/4” it was better to drill 7/32” holes. It made the plastic pins tighter.