LOVIMAG Copper Foil Tape (2inch X 33 FT) with Conductive Adhesive for Guitar and EMI Shielding, Crafts, Electrical Repairs, Grounding, Adhesive Tape.

Versatile and Reliable Copper Foil TapeI used this copper foil tape for EMI shielding in my guitar and was impressed by its performance. The tape is easy to apply, with a conductive adhesive that ensures a solid connection. It's flexible and can be shaped to fit various cavities, making it ideal for electronics and crafts. The adhesive holds well without leaving residue, and the tape's durability ensures long-lasting results. The appearance of this tape is copper, it works really well and has a good visual appearance to it.

We lost so many vegetables in our garden (in cool PNW climate) over the years due to slugs. Last years seemed to be exceptionally bad, especially in our raised containers. So I spent a lot of time this year researching various ways to ward off slugs, and learned that copper helps to repel slugs. So I purchased this product and have it wrapped around all of my raised beds (all legs and across the top edge). And so far it has worked. I saw some slugs along the ground, but they don't seemed interested in climbing up the raised beds. My only negative comment is that it rips quite easily when peeling it, so you have to be very careful when peeling the protective paper off the sticky side.

Excellent. No brainer to recommend.Use: I added this around my garden to try to avoid slug invasion. Hope the the slugs ‘hop’ the tape!Unexpected pro: Adds beauty to the perimeter of my boxPro: Easy to apply. So much extra tape,Pro: Adhered to damp wood boarder to my garden box.Con: tape is paper thin, must be gently applied. But there is so much extra tape that it’s not really a con.

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I can't really speak as to it's uses for guitar cavity shielding as I gave up halfway through when I realized that the p90s I was installing weren't nearly as noisy as I expected. But it is sticky and coppery and there is a lot of it for the money.

Replaced broken flexible circuit wires in Ford Excursion overhead console lights. They are notorious for breaking and can't be ordered, only stripped from another vehicle. Most replace them with wired bulbs but this loses the directional soft spotlight.I clipped and exposed the copper of the original, laid it between layers of the tap, then added additional layers where the light contacts to ensure good connection tension.Tested resistance to exact spec of the original at 0.7ohm , adding additional layers does reduce it further though if you need lower.Measured the full 12v DC and bulbs get their full power .

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I spent last May and June watching my little morning glory stems break the soil, reaching hopefully toward the sun, seeking only to climb-- only to be stripped of their leaves and gnawed ragged overnight. Nothing recommended online worked, not pepper spray, not garlic, not going out at night and attempting to murder the slugs, not distracting them with beer, nothing. Then I read about copper foil tape – with the caveat that I shouldn't buy the thin tape sold for slugs, which apparently isn't wide enough to discourage the voracious ones and doesn't have enough copper to upset the big ones. Instead, this was the foil recommended.I bought it. I cut up the bottoms of some big water jugs, dug them into the soil around my demoralized, mutilated vines, and put the foil on around the top to form a barrier to any slug that might dare to imitate Edmund Hillary and try to climb up and over to attack my morning glories. Success! Take that, repulsive invertebrates.There's a nice amount of copper foil, I will be using it again in the spring.