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๐ง Make your wires vanishโstyle meets sound with Sewell Ghost Wire 2.0!
The Sewell Ghost Wire 2.0 is a 25-foot spool of super flat, 16 AWG oxygen-free copper speaker wire featuring a paintable, textured protective cover and strong adhesive backing. Designed for easy peel-and-stick installation on walls, floors, and ceilings, it delivers premium audio quality while remaining virtually invisible, perfect for professional-grade, clutter-free audio setups.









| Asin | B079NTKWS2 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #136,649 in Tools & Home Improvement (See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement) #660 in Electrical Wire |
| Brand Name | Sewell |
| Color | White |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (112) 4.2 out of 5 stars |
| Gauge | 16 |
| Included Components | 25ft Roll |
| Item Weight | 12.8 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Sewell |
| Material Type | Copper |
| Model | SW-32985-25 |
| Number Of Items | 1 |
| Number Of Packs | 1 |
| Number Of Wires | 2 |
| Part Number | SW-32985-25 |
| Strands | Multi Strand |
| Unit Count | 25 Feet |
| Upc | 685289329853 |
User
Does exactly what it says
Ghost wire does exactly what it says it will, made my surround sound speaker wires disappear. I'm using it for the back speakers with a Samsung sound bar system. Be sure to check out the videos from the company to see how to connect the terminals to the ghost wire. I also had to get adapters to connect to the surround sound unit because the wires that came with it were not 16 gauge. I was careful to go slow and make sure to press the wire firmly against the wall. Waited a few hours, then painted over it with no issues. Sound quality is the same as before. Can't tell the wire is there unless the light hits it at a certain angle. Definitely a great choice for hiding speaker wire. Photos show before, during and after installation.
User
Awesome stuff, 1 weak spot
I use this for doing audio in places where I have to cross traffic paths. Itโs no thicker than gaff tape so itโs almost unnoticeableThe only issue is the connection blocks are a little janky, I tin the speaker wire, and when installing I tape the block and cables down tight. Granted itโs made for home use not what I do, but the stuff is amazing if you donโt want to see or trip on cables
User
I like it, but its not for every home.
I bought extra so I could utilize in 2 rooms, however the 1st install went mostly smooth, but after a few months I've noticed its not sticking to the walls well.I believe my issue is that my basement fluctuates from low 60's to mid 70's and had the vents on the ceiling near the walls. The vent blows hot when the walls are cold. Doesn't seem great for varying temperatures. the other soffit where the ghost wire runs is opposite side of the drywall from another vent..Cleaning your walls has a huge difference. While I cleaned mine, I've seen many people have issues who did not wash their walls before installation and have had troubles with sticking.Great idea and good implementation, could be improved on but still better than seeing wires if you cant run them appropriately.
User
Use your own adhesive and you'll be happy
Love this product. It's seriously a game changer. I had to run some 12v rv wiring along my ceiling and didn't want to have to dig a channel into the foam insulation. This wire worked perfectly for my 12v lighting and is invisible, especially as it's now covered by wallpaper.2 things:Use your own spray adhesive. It's easy and will eliminate the issue of it not sticking long term.Maybe skip the terminal boxes. They are bulky, which negates the purpose of getting this product. If you feel comfortable you can solder the wires, or just wrap the ghost wire around your other wire and wrap w electrical tape.
User
Works well but does not adhere very well.
The wires work as you would want and if you color match them to the wall they are near invisible which is what I wanted. Now the issue I have is that they do not stick to the wall very well. I have plaster walls which might be part of the issue. I cleaned the wall with soap and water and fully dried the wall be for I stalling. After a day for so the tap started to lift off the wall, I am going to try some glue to get it to stay down. Maybe this tape will stick better to dry wall that isn't as textured as plaster, I'm not sure. Still a good product if you are trying to hide wires but don't want to drill holes and run thru walls.
User
Super flat
Ran this under tile and it worked perfectly for my surround speakers.
User
Nearly hidden install.
I used this to connect LED strip lighting from the outside light on my RV. This way I didn't need to make another hole in the wall or rewire the switch. Its 12 volt, 5 amp service. I will cover with vinyl tape to match the fiberglass gel coat finish.I didn't use terminal blocks, using solder and wires as the blocks are too bulky. Just strip to bare, fold over and solder.Images to follow.
User
Started peeling off in less than a day
It doesn't stay stuck to my wall. I followed the instructions and watched the video beforehand. I wiped the wall with a damp microfiber to remove any dust and let it dry. I then applied the Ghost Wire starting at one end, peeling about a foot of the backing off at a time, smoothing it and rubbing it to the wall. Working the wrinkles out as I went along. Within one day, both ends of the run had about 6 inches peeling off the wall. Three days later, and both ends are now peeled off about 2 feet. Every morning I've tried to rub it back to the wall.My walls do have a very slight orange peel texture. Perhaps on a smooth finish the Ghost Wire would adhere better. I have not attempted to paint over it yet (and likely won't since it doesn't stay on). The total length of my application was 11.5 feet.Beyond the issue of it not remaining adhered, there were a couple other issues as well. First, there's about 1/8 of clear adhesive which is not covered by the white surface material running down the entire length of the roll. This is very visible (and sticky feeling). I was hoping that I could spray some wall texture over it since paint will likely not cover it correctly. I also snapped off my exposed ends when attaching the end connectors. Since the copper is very thin, any etching done with a razor blade to cleanly expose the copper strips weakens it to the point that any flex will shear it off. I had to peel back and use scissors, leaving a small flap rather than a nice clean transition. My Ghost Wire also was quite wrinkled from being rolled up. The manufacturer states that it's a known issue and recommends a heatgun/hairdryer to remedy so I expected that going inI liked the idea of this product. If it would have stayed on the wall, it would have been great. Even with the problems I had, I could see this working well if run under a carpet. I'm contemplating using a router to notch a shallow channel in the drywall and then just mud over the inserted wire.[update]A week later, and it's completely peeled off. Not an inch is left stuck to the wall. It's just hanging between the two connector blocks that are screwed in.
User
Great product
Great product and is exactly as described. Easy to install and literally invisible.Thanks
User
Professional
Fast delivery and exactly what I ordered
User
Difficult install
Tape is unforgiving once itโs down you canโt move it without ripping up paint
User
Good
Good
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Good product with poor quality control
Great idea, would have been a great product with better quality control. It worked well and lost three stars because:1. Bubble in the ribbon making some bubbled areas and making it visible through paint2. There are some creases in the metal conductors making it visible through paint.
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