Duck Brand All Weather Indoor/Outdoor Repair Tape, Weatherproofing, Clear & UV Resistant, 1.88-Inch x 33.3-Yards, Single Roll, 281230

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For panel on my solarium roof and it worked

The bottom line is: Both tapes are useful. Clear Gorilla tape works better, and costs more. These clear repair tapes are like mylar packing tape, only stretchy. I used clear Duck tape and clear Gorilla tape to attach light strips to my car. Both adhered well to glass and paint. On vinyl, the Gorilla tape gave about twice the peel strength. On the most challenging surface, low-energy plastic (I think polyethylene, but could be polypropylene) only the Gorilla tape would stick. I drove them through a major rainstorm, followed by four days in the rain, with occasional periods of hot Texas sun. Then I drove home, several hours at freeway speed. Both the Clear Duck and the clear Gorilla tape survived. They were beginning to peel, but did not start flapping in 70 mph wind. Both left a residue that took some work to clean off. Summary: Clear Duck tape is good for easy surfaces, like metal. For hard-to-stick surfaces, like low-energy plastics, pay the extra for clear Gorilla tape, and don't expect it to stick forever.

Great stuff. Used it on my van while awaiting a new replacement door for my crushed one. Took three months and it held while driving highways and through storms.

We use it to plastic our windows. Works great!