By: Beth Knott

I can’t remember exactly when Gorilla Tape first came out, but we’ve been using it since. It’s tough, durable, and is more of an “all-around-use” tape than standard duct tape. We shoot videos and we keep a roll of Gorilla Tape or two in the production bag. It’s perfect for taping down cords, taping props in place. And, we use small pieces of it to hold microphones to clothing or other non-smooth surfaces. We’ve found that it sticks to almost any surface, even ones that are rough or uneven. Now, I have to tell you, I have not put the claims that it can be used outdoors to a lot of tests. When we shoot a video, it only has to stick for that day, and then we pull it up and move to the next location. But my colleagues at CopTool.com, taped a half wood pallet to a cinder block wall and they seemed to be pleased with the results. Check out the CopTool.com review for more info.




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