Gaffer tape is the go-to tape in the staging and production business. This is because it provides a robust and long-lasting hold on rough, smooth, and textured surfaces. It also removes quickly and cleanly, leaving no sticky residue or damage to equipment. You can use gaff tape for non-permanent projects around the house and on the job site too.

Available in many colors, you can differentiate or draw attention to each job or discreetly hide cables as needed by choosing a suitable color. Stikk Gaffers Tape is versatile, durable, and will get the job done at an affordable price.

How to apply gaffer tape:
Step 1: Collect your cords and cables together neatly.
Step 2: Apply the gaffing tape straight from the roll onto the surface while covering all cords, pushing down with pressure.
Step 3: Starting at one end, continue to unroll and apply the tape until the job is complete.
Step 4: Tear the grafting tape from the roll and secure the end.

Difference between gaffers tape and duct tape:
Gaffer tape has a fabric backing, is water resistant, and has a less aggressive adhesive, making it more suitable for temporary jobs. It is easier to pull up and leaves no damage or sticky residue, making it a good choice in the arts and entertainment industry.
Duct tape has a vinyl or plastic backing, is waterproof, and is very sticky, so it can adhere to many different surfaces. It’s mainly used for repairs, bundling heavy-duty materials, and sealing leaks. It often leaves a sticky residue once removed.

Width: 3-inch (all colors), 4-inch (Black, White) | Length: 60-yard, all colors | Color options: White, Blue, Yellow, Red, White, Black