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
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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.
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