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Title: Not the original "gaffer's" tape
Review: This is not like the earlier Permacel gaffer's tape. It is thick, if that's what "professional" means, but the adhesive lets go after only a short time. The earlier version stuck seemingly forever, and made for nearly permanent repairs of things, something you can't do with ordinary duct tape which seems to disintegrate over time. It's thickness and lack of flexibility seems to make the end pop up; you have to keep pressing it down. I would suggest the thinner regular version, which seems to function better, or look for another brand. Best place to get gaffer's tape is a store that sells theatrical supplies, or a recording studio that does sound work might sell you a roll. I'm not sure what I'm going to do with this big expensive roll; it's just not very useful.
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