Mossy Oak Graphics Camouflage Tape Roll, Camo Vinyl with a Matte Finish - Ideal for Covering Guns, Bows, Cameras, and Other Hunting Accessories

Great product. Durable. Easy to install

This stuff is true to description. I am a first time user. I am wrapping my old 4wheeler. It is a little tedious but I really like it.

So far so good, I just completed covering a large Canon lens and it worked great. Cuts easily with a good sharp blade applies easily, has a little bit of stretch to it and if you need it you can warm it up to conform to curves. Hopefully when it comes time for me to remove it or replace it it will come off without leaving residue as it states.

Looks good and sticks well!

Great product! Easy install with a heat gun on low or a hair dryer , I wrapped a Mossberg 500 for my nephew to take out turkey 🦃 hunting, I wrapped the barrel which took the most time and patience, for arm just the same , the stock surprised me was the easiest part ! Watch a couple of videos,take your time , if you mess up it's easy to fix ! Overall good experience I took my time after work a few beers in and turned out great ! Odor goes away after a day , very sticky, but will release for reposition ,pretty thick , durable we will see , but I will say my nephew on opening day took a huge tom and he never seen that barrel !

Looks great

Great product, easy to apply and I hear the same thing the first time everyone sees this rifle. “Whoa, what is that, I’ve never seen anything like it.” When I tell them it’s a Mossberg 715T Plinkster that cost: - $25 for this wrap (1/3 leftover for the next rifle) - $120 Firearm - $32 CVLife 6-24X50 optics - $20 CVLife 6-9” Bipod They can’t believe it. Truth is, this VERY inexpensive product, a couple hours on a Saturday and you’ll likely have yourself a truly one-of-a-kind rifle. I’ve also applied this to a .300 WM which can rwach some decent barrel temps and it didn’t cause any probplema with the wrap. Speaking of temperatures, I do own and use an industrial heat-gun to apply this. I’m sure a regular hair dyer would do, but may certainly takes more time. I like the heat of the heat gun for applying/removing. This stuff comes right up/off with one. So, if you apply and have wrinkles, or if you ever wish to remove all together (easier than applying) the heat-gun will come in handy. I bought my a decade ago to pull up lunoliam, but I can’t imagine they cost much. Hope this helps answer any questions anyone might have before buying.

This tape seems to stick tight, but I have not used the objects it is stuck to very much.