Springtime home repairs can be costly and time-consuming, so homeowners often rely on duct tape for quick fixes or inexpensive repairs.
Duct tape has been around since 1942, but the recent introduction of Gorilla Tape takes this traditional handyman's tool to a new level, offering more uses than before for spring chores.
The manufacturer says Gorilla Tape has a thicker adhesive that bonds to surfaces that other tape won't stick to, like brick and stucco. The tape also has a reinforced backing that makes it incredibly strong and a tough, all-weather shell.
Try Gorilla Tape for these and other home repairs:
* patching ripped screen doors;
* securing landscape fabric to concrete or plastic edging;
* sealing leaky hoses or patching holes in vinyl siding;
* fixing lawn furniture or grilling tools;
* supporting heavy plants or securing garden trellises;
* sealing ducts for air conditioning efficiency;
* repairing holes in fences.
To find a Gorilla Tape retailer in your area, go to www.gorillatape.com. - NU |
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