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Q&A
1. Does it work as a slug and snail barrier?
--Yes, cut it with pinking shears to shape up barrier for best result.
2. What materials can it stick to?
--The tape can stick to almost ANY surface. We recommend to apply the tape to a clean, smooth surface.
3.Is it still effective after its oxidised
--Yes.Our tape is still effective after it's oxidised. However, if where you live is particularly rainy, the tape will weather with time. Luckily with our long roll, you can replenish frequently
Chanzon Copper Tape
Great Craft Projects & More!
FEATURES This heavy duty copper foil tape provides dual-sided conductivity so current can flow through both sides of the sticky adhesive.
Premium Quality Premium materials provide high performance conductivity, high temperature resistance and strong stickiness.
Applications Designed for guitars Avoid interference caused by ineffective conductive shielding paint.Shielding, arts and crafts, paper circuits, electrical repairs and grounding.Copper also acts as a repellent to slugs and snails.
- Indoor & Outdoor Use
- Strong Conductive Adhesive
- Highly Conductive
- Super Sturdy
Stained Glass Making
1. Cut out the shapes
2. Add the copper foil tape around all pieces
3. Put all the pieces together
4. Soldering all pieces
How to shield your guitar
1. Cut
The first step is to remove every component in the body cavities. You will need to cut out strips of copper tape to fit into each of the cavities.
2. Apply to bottom
You will need enough to apply to the bottom of the cavity, with the excess going to the side walls.
3. Apply to Sidewall
Another strip should be applied to the sidewalls, with some slight excess folded over the top of the cavity to mate with a control plate or pickguard.
4. Apply to Underside
If your guitar has a pickguard, the underside of the pickguard should be taped as well, to enclose the electronic cavity.. Make sure that all strips of foil overlap each other.
Choose width >10mm and use the pinking shear to stop slugs & snail
1. Cut a piece of tape that’s long enough to fit around your pot then, using the pinking shears, cut a decorative edging along one side.
2. Carefully stick the tape just below the rim of the pot. Remove a little bit of the backing at a time, smoothing out any creases as you go.
3. Using the edge as barrier to stop slugs and snails
Gweilo
Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2025
This looks to conduct electricity well. I bought this to fix some wires attached to a light in an inflatable that came out. It does establish an electrical connection but the adhesive is horrible. It doesn't really stick. Maybe if it was used on a flat surface as bridge of some sort it might be ok.
Zaration
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2025
Exactly what I needed to shield my guitar body! Very high quality and not overly thin!
Richard.Loucks
Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2024
Using foil for grounding the bridge, strings and electric components in my guitar.
Rebecca A. Harris
Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2024
I used this to put a decorative edge around a door but mostly use it for slug control. The slugs love to eat my squash plants and making a wall around them using this tape has saved the plants.
井上陽介
Reviewed in Japan on June 24, 2024
初めてでしたが使いやすかったです
J. Eich
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2024
It is pretty easy to use but also cuts fingers pretty easily and deeply. We put it around the base of trees as we were having slug issues and we are not having slug issues now.
mokiach
Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2023
When old RV travel trailer refrigerators go bad, most people either replace the whole refrigerator with a new one, or replace it with the exact LP cooling unit. With the advancement of solar panels and LiFePo4 battery packs, it made more sense to me to get rid of the LP system altogether and just put in a 24volt condenser. Runs off of free electricity, and doesn't consume LP gas.Although the system is much simpler, the problem that I found was trying to figure out what the best way to attach the copper coiled evaporator plate to the aluminum refrigerator cooling panels was. Almost all thermal conductive and heat sink glues and mastic's that are often used for the purpose, their thermal conductive ratings ranged from between 1 and 3 W/m-K with a very tiny actual contact surface area to transfer the cool from the coils to the refrigerator box.After searching the web over and reading a lot about thermal conductivity, I finally decided just to use this copper foil tape instead of the standard recommendations. The copper thermal conductivity rating is around 104 W/m-K which is about 33 times better than any thermal mastic, not to mention that the contact surface area is a thousand times greater for the transference of the cold temperature as well. Altogether, this is the best solution to communicate the cold temperature from the cold plate to the refrigerator box unit.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2023
I tested this tape by making a cross and measuring the resistance with an ohmmeter. The adhesive is conductive. Good!I just wish the copper was a bit thicker.
Mary Anne Rice
Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2022
This tape is so thin it rips when you burnish to the glass. I do not recommend this tape to any stained glass artist to use in projects as it's too thin. It also splits badly on a curve even if you start in the middle of the curve.
Diana
Reviewed in Canada on October 22, 2022
prompt delivery, item met expectations :0)
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