Gaffer Power – Gaffer Tape

Gaffer Power – Gaffer Tape in Grey

 

Your life was probably changed when those removable strips were invented that didn’t destroy your walls for picture hanging.

Prepare to be equally, if not more, excited that Gaffer Power Gaffer Tape was invented to give you a better grip on life. Designed as the perfect rubber, non-reflective tape for stereo equipment for musicians at concerts, Gaffer Tape also made their tape practical enough for in home use. It’s all the power of duct tape without the sticky residue. Gaffer Tape can be applied and removed without destroying the surface.

Sold in 2 inches by 30 yards white, black, or grey rolls, Gaffer Tape is the ultimate multi-use tape. Practical uses around the home include: organizing those pesky cords behind the TV, adding extra grip to your hand tools, displaying your children’s artwork, or even giving your shoes extra traction when needed. Because the tape is waterproof, you can use it outdoors to help with holiday decorating, around the pool, and even to design a raincoat if you’re crafty.

Gaffer Power invented a premium gaffer tape in 2013, and it has been going strong ever since. Buy this Made in America Gaffer Tape with a full money back guarantee if you’re not satisfied. Grab a roll of Gaffer Tape today to add to your home care tool kit.

For more information on this product or to receive information on their promotions, connect with them online, on Facebook and on Pinterest. Gaffer Tape is also available for purchase on Amazon.

 

 

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