Copper Foil Tape 2inch x 66TF Double Sided Conductive, for Guitar Muffling, EMI Shielding, Crafts, Motor Coils, Grounding

Great for shielding electric guitar cavaties.

I wrap this around my raised beds to keep slugs out. Works like a charm! It eventually peels off so plan on patching it every year or two if you use it for this application.

I have a huge slug problem with all my flower beds and my deck-top veggie garden this year. So, I did my research and slugs hate copper. You can sprinkle it into the soil and so many other ways but this way for my roof top garden worked wonders. Any pot that had a strip of the tape didn't get touched. It's best to apply small strips at a time. Leave the backer on the sticky part you are not applying yet and then go around the pot and take it off as you go or you will end up with a ball of tape in your hand. The tape is very thin copper. It has great adhesive though and has stayed on these fabric pots through rain and storms and dirt. It is a bit dirty now but still keeps the slugs away. can be polished up with some vinegar I think. I put the tape around the base of a larger magnolia bush that was getting devastated by slugs as well. YEP IT WORKS! They stopped bother it. I will do this was some vines I have as well. AMAZING for organic barrier methods for pest control. Has become a valuable part of my IPM now. Thx tape.

This tape did okay for my first try at soldering. It did frequently stick and spoil the later beneath on the roll. It seemed to be slightly squashed and crimped on the edge which caused this. This was a good size for pressed flowers between two sheets of glass, one of which was thicker.

I tried a small roll of copper tape years ago, and it worked pretty well. I could not find any this year locally so ordered through Amazon. I wanted a large roll that was a wider height, so this roll at 2"x66' seemed like a great deal. I was pleased with the packaging and the quality of the copper tape. I started out by wrapping a ring around the base of each of my young fruit trees. Every spring I find snails all the way up high, eating young leaves and blossoms. Drives me crazy.I also made recycled cottage cheese or yogurt rings to put around my baby squash plants and tender flowers that usually get eaten up by snails, even when I've spread Sluggo around each one. My baby plants have NO eaten leaves so far ( going on 2 weeks now) and my 8 fruit trees have no snails on the young branches so far and I have checked daily in the mornings. Is this tape easy to use? I would have to say no. The copper itself is very thin and hard to work with, as you can see in my middle picture. It wants to crimp and never lays smooth for me. But I do not care, since it is for outside in the garden and no one is really looking at it closely. I will warn you to ONLY peel off about 1 " at a time, since the backing is terrific to peel, but the copper is a royal pain. I've gotten really good at making my rings to put around my little treasured garden veggies ( I cut a slit through the plastic ring) to make it easier to place around the baby plant. I've been cutting the tape in half for each ring, since I do not need to use the whole 2" tape. So I get two copper taped rings in one, so to speak. I am extremely pleased with my results so far. No snails on my pear or two cherry trees so far, that have had them every spring for 4 years now. My next attempt will be to put a copper ring around the top of several new container pots, to see if I can keep snails from getting down to dirt level inside. This tape is just great for my gardening needs, but takes some patience thats for sure. And remember NOT to peel all the backing off all at once or you may just go a bit crazy or scream at your own stupidity. Neat stuff. Great product, great price.

I love to grow basil and it is like crack for slugs and snails! Normally it will only last 3 or 4 days before the pests have eaten it all! But if you put this tape around the rim of your planter, the plants are safe. What a relief!

I am using a old HAM Radio Microphone shield trick on the GPS units that I fly. Both LR Radio Controlled Airplanes and Drones. The trick? Wrapping and grounding the GPS leads with CCHUIXI Copper foil tape.The CCHUIXI Copper foil tape is easy to wrap around the wire harness and solder. Soldering a wire from the Copper Foil to the same ground pin on the Flight Controller as the GPS Ground is all it takes. I finish up by protecting the Copper tape with heat shrink tubing or electrical tape making everything neat and tidy.Who wants to stand around on the flight line waiting for multiple Satellites to lock or worse losing them in flight? All of my GPS units consistently lock in seconds adding more during the flight. Obviously LR RTH requires dependable GPS position.

Well worth the $11 and few hours of work. My tech couldn't figure out the issue and told me I should just swap the humbuckers instead of adding shielding because "guitars make noise." The noise level is much more tolerable and can probably be improved once I get my hands on a multi-meter to check my work. The material itself was easy to work with once I got the hang of it. I ended up doing the pickguard, both pickup cavities, the back plate, control plate, and control cavity with plenty of material left over.