Please Note That:
1.Since this material bonds with itself it is preferable to cut lengths into manageable sections (10 to 12 inches) depending on how much room you have to work in and how experienced you are with this material
2.Slightly stretching, overlapping and pressing the tape onto itself at the beginning of each "section" applied is of key importance. Also, when beginning a section, trim off the first 4 to 5 inches of the release material so it does not interfere with starting the section. When you are halfway through the wrapping of that section, you can strip away the rest of the cellophane release and successfully hold the tape away from itself
3.Stretching and "back-wrapping" while binding is especially important along joints/elbows for plumbing applications etc. It is a good idea to stretch and "Back-wrap" the tape at the very end if the job then gently squeeze the entire application with firm even pressure to assure that all surfaces are bonded to each other. Tightly store the unused roll in a plastic bag to keep in supple and ready for the next job
4.Incidentally, if you ever need to remove this tape, forget about unwrapping it because it has become one single solid "tube" of "rubber". The bset way to free it is to slice down the middle with a utility knife and peel the two halves away