Frost King Clear Plastic Weatherseal Tape, 2" x 100'

This tape works wonderfully! I took off one star for ease of use because you do need to use a blow dryer or heat gun to really get it to adhere well for exterior applications. I use this for the “windows” I install on my screen porch for the winter. If you don’t heat it and smooth it down with a felted wedge (like you would for vinyl contact paper) it will peel off from the force of the wind. You may not have to use heat to apply it if you’re using it to seal an interior glass window, though. This will be the second season of use, but it’s a reasonable price to pay to turn my screen porch into a 4 season room. :-) Even with heated application, it did peel off easily and cleanly at the end of the season. No pulling off paint or any damage or residue at all. 10/10 would recommend!

I love this stuff! We use this around the interior frame of our wall A/C unit. The building is old and the unit access was built too high. Since we don't want to risk ladders to cover the unit outside for the winter, we use this and seal up the area around the shaft indoors. Bonus!!!!! We found by accident that this building's old construction is a perfect inlet for insects after using this tape. Yes, it's gross, but we were shocked to find the AC a source for an infestation we originally couldn't find the cause of. With the tape up all-year, I have peace of mind now. We went to killing creepy crawlies multiple times daily to only ONE this year. One or two are normal in a year, five to seven a day is insanity. And no, a costly extermination treatment didn't help. This did. It gets unsightly after a few months, but we keep four or five rolls on hand at all times. We peel off the old tape n dead creepers n their babies and put up fresh tape. We have since caulked the area, but we keep tape up just in case. Adults can't get in, but the larvae are so tiny, they wiggle on through. So, the tape stays up. It comes down if company comes over and goes back up with ease right after. Keeping our utility bills down and handling another headache! Would rate ten stars! We also use it for a seal on our vacuum cleaner bag connector since the vac company altered their allergen bag construction and is not as efficient with dust control. The connector is too loose now! The tape's uses are endless because it's paint safe yet reliability adhesive! Think outside the box with this stuff. It's way more useful than Frost King advertises.

Works ok I do have to re press it back down to the window frame from time to time. I did clean the Vynal window frame with alcohol befor I put it on the tape is very Sticky but still coms loos in some spots

We are renting an old house in FL, and we have a Florida room that's jalousie windows on two sides. As a result, that room gets pretty hot from the outside air seeping in between the cracks. This tape seemed like an inexpensive way to solve that issue. It wound up working pretty good. Obviously, it took a while and two rolls to complete the job. But that was expected and we're happy with the results (our electric bill is happy too!). The only downside is that the tape does block the view somewhat. But it's a trade-off for not having a $500 electric bill. I taped up our windows in June. It's nearly October, and none of the tape has peeled off or showing any signs that it might. I SHOULD note that I taped up the inside of our windows and not the outside. So I'm sure this helps with the longevity. But we've been through a couple tropical storms this year, nearly dodging a couple hurricanes by the grace of God. I honestly thought some strips might eventually weaken if some rain seeped in with the strong winds.... Nope, still holding strong four months later. I'll likely peel this off when the much-anticipated cold air returns. But I'll definitely be buying a couple rolls again next year. And I recommend it to anyone with a similar use-case. I hope this helps someone out there. PEACE!

I wasted so much time taping windows and AC units with this, and the tape just falls off. Don't waste your time and money!!!

Nice thick tape but doesn't stick well to painted surfaces.

Weatherseal tape comes in handy to seal the spaces around a window air conditioner, and it is also good for reinforcing the shrink window plastic in winter. Plus many other small jobs that work better with weatherproof tape. I nowhave enough for a couple years.

I have been using this tape to seal my windows and a/c for years. Actually annually. Works at winter season perfectly. Easy of use, durable and looks nicely. Protects apartment from cold strong wind.

Seals air conditioning well

Bought this to try to stop the winter draft around a window air conditioner. After trying a couple products this seems to be working just fine. I also really like that its clear, and not an eye sore. Just wish it wasn't so expensive

I applied a three inch long strip of this tape, plus a three inch long strip of Gorilla tape to a tent shelter tarpaulin that was ripping out. The temperature at the time was minus 5C. The gorilla tape was easy to rip off the roll, but I had to use scissors to cut the Frost King tape. The Gorilla tape is still tightly adhered to the tarpaulin. The Frost King fell off. I repeated the experiment three times at different subzero temperatures with the same results every time. I DO NOT recommend this tape. It is much more expensive than the Gorilla tape, and does not work as well.

Not terrible but I have to keep re-sticking some spots down. It’s on painted drywall and it’s easy-clean paint so that could be a factor. There’s a fine line for tapes between ‘doesn’t stick’ and ‘rips the paint off’ so I think this product is at least somewhere between those two extremes.

It didn’t work well on my windows