ATack Fiberglass Drywall Repair Tape, 6-Inch by 75-Foot, Heavy-Duty Self-Adhesive Wall Crack and Seam Patch

Not super sticky but does the job. Stayed up long enough for me to spackle over (4 x 1 inch drywall holes). I am storing the rest of the roll in a ziploc bag since it was way more than I needed for this job. Hopefully it will stay useable. Great price too.

So far works okay I have only patched one hole in the wall. We will see how it does on the bigger hole in a few days.

I like the quality of the product but I haven't used it yet. I'm planning on making a treasure box in one of my DIY projects, so I will follow up with my true review. I'm very excited 😁

good adhesive and thickness. I would highly recommend!

This was my first time patching drywall and this product was very easy to use. It sticks to the wall better than I expected.

Not so great for covering large holes. But worked for the very small ones! Didn’t stick to the wall very good!

No complaints. It's sticky enough to stay in place while you are mudding. Cuts easily. I did have some strings from the edges of the tape come off while unrolling it. Not a big deal but some of these strings got caught on my mud knife so I had to cut them.

I'm using this as backing for a puzzle I finished. The puzzle will be in 4 framed sections so this allows me to bind the pieces of each section. Eventually I'll use 3m 45 to hold the puzzle in place. The 6 inch width made things much easier

Used this fiberglass drywall repair tape to patch several small holes and a couple of leaky problem areas in both the basement and garage, and it has held up solidly for almost five months with no peeling, cracking, or bubbling under the patch. The adhesive grabs quickly on a clean surface, so it is very easy to position and press in place without it sliding around, and it provides a sturdy base layer for joint compound or any similar patching product. Once covered and painted, the repaired spots blend in well with the surrounding wall, and there has been no sign that these areas will need to be redone, even in slightly damp spaces. How to use it (what worked well) 1. Clean the damaged area to remove dust, loose paint, or crumbling drywall so the tape can stick properly. 2. Cut a piece of tape slightly larger than the hole or crack and press it firmly over the spot, smoothing out any bubbles and making sure all edges are fully adhered. 3. Apply drywall compound, I used drydex (or another compatible patching product) over the tape with a putty knife, pressing it through the mesh and feathering the edges into the surrounding wall. 4. Allow it to dry completely, then add a second thin coat if needed to even out the surface before lightly sanding. 5. Finish by priming and painting the area so the repair matches the rest of the wall. Overall, this tape is an easy, reliable option for DIYers who want a straightforward way to reinforce drywall repairs and seal up small trouble spots without having to redo the work a few months later.

This is a good product for covering cracks & polyfilling over top. DO NOT just put the tape over the crack then paint it without first pollyfilling. I made that mistake & had to redo the crack.

Really easy and straightforward to use. Isn't super sticky when there's drywall dust around, but that was likely user error. Worked really well for patching a hole in the ceiling. Recommend.

Great product.

Good size roll for odd size wall dings. Still sticky after several months being opened