Bed too close to nozzle?
No, the bed does not look too close to the nozzle, it could well be that it is too far from the nozzle. However, the brim looks okay, but the method you follow is questionable. 

Using a feeler gauge of 0.2&nbsp;mm is larger than the recommended paper method which is in the order of half that value (0.1&nbsp;mm). You compensate this larger leveling gap with an over-extrusion of 130&nbsp;%. The preferred method is using a thinner feeler gauge or a sheet of paper without over-extrusion. The reasoning is that if you have a 0.2&nbsp;mm to start with, adding the first layer thickness (e.g. 0.2&nbsp;mm) would imply that you are already starting at a 0.4&nbsp;mm gap on your first layer. You now try to push out more filament to fill that gap (resulting in not really pressing the filament to the plate).

Furthermore, your tape does not look like it is laid down next to each other, it looks as though it is laid over each other. This creates an uneven bed surface.

Finalizing, you should do whatever you do to get the filament to stick to the build plate, if it works for you, use it. If it doesn't produce viable prints, or you are not satisfied with the surface finish, change it.