Crystal Clear Gorilla Tape features the adhesive strength of Gorilla Tape, in a crystal clear tape that does not yellow outdoors. Made with a heavy duty adhesive layer and waterproof backing for extreme durability. This tape is UV and temperature resistant – great for projects and repairs both indoors and out. Crystal Clear Gorilla Tape can be applied to wet surfaces and also works under water.
Gorilla Tape Crystal Clear
Crystal Clear Gorilla Tape features the adhesive strength of Gorilla Tape†, in a crystal clear tape that does not yellow outdoors. Made with a heavy duty adhesive layer and waterproof backing for extreme durability. This tape is UV and temperature resistant – great for projects and repairs both indoors and out. Crystal Clear Gorilla Tape can be applied to wet surfaces and also works under water.
Category: Consumables
Tags: Tape, Crystal Clear, Gorilla
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