6 Rolls 1/8" Thin Pinstripe Tape Self-Adhesive Graphic Chart Tape for Marking Gridding Tapes Lines on Dry Erase Whiteboard, 131 Feet per roll

I used this tape for a small window on a lighthouse that Ive been working on and it worked very well, at first it wasn't sticking good but then I got some glass cleaner and cleaned the glass very good, let it dry and then applied the tape again and it stuck good, so you have to make sure were ever your using it has a clean surface.

For those who open the package and think you just got 2 rolls - as I did - you will/should eventually notice that there are actually several in each roll. Interesting how they did that for packaging purposes :) Because the material is so thin, it can get tangled easily when trying to apply. I was just doing straight lines across part of my white board and finally figured out the best way to apply it - roll out the tape to your desired length (about), then apply one end to the board first, stretch it taut, then secure the other end at the end point. This way you will have a straight line. (I didn't do this the first time. Rather, I tried rolling it out across the board and it wasn't a straight line - my own fault :)) Would buy again!

This definitely does not tape to use something for permanent bases. The first project, every now and then the tape would peel back up, I would have to go and press it back into place. So, would I purchase this tape again? Yes, for the price wise for a non-important project that didn't really require permanent usage.

This is a superb tool for my digitizing lab... a grid of pinstriping on a 24x36 whiteboard. This stuff is 1/8" wide, and with a bit of planning and a simple layout marked on the board with a dry-erase marker, I have a new management tool. The 10-column grid lets me "gamify" project status with little neodymium magnets that look like small chess pawns (three colors), and each line is a client project with relevant info.The tape adheres beautifully, and is easy to cut at the edges with a knife. I got the process down to a minute or so per line after the initial overthinking and layout, using a taped-on yardstick to keep it from wandering off. All that you see in the photo was done with ONE of the black reels, with some left over.I don't know the other products in this space, but this one is excellent.

I used these to create a "faux shiplap" wall. They work great. A couple of the ends have popped up, so I think I'm just going to have to glue them down. I bet they'd work great to stick on an actual white board if they have done so good on my wall. There was plenty of tape. I wasn't sure how much I would need, and this whole wall wasn't even a whole roll. I over estimated. You'll have enough for what ever project you need!

Idk if it is my dress form or what but this tape did not stick to it at all. I tested it on a few other surfaces and it kept falling off.

The tape arrived quickly and was easy to use; it seemed to be high quality and I had no problem finding the start of each roll.

Price is great and do far the product is sticking to the board