Amazon Basics No Residue, Non-Reflective Gaffers Tape for Photography, 2 inch x 90 feet, Black
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Color: Black
Size: 2" x 90'
Features
- Gaffer's tape for securely bundling, wrapping, and concealing cords, cloths, backdrops, and more
- It is also useful for masking stage floors, cables and black-out masking on scenery panels or backstage areas. Apply to a clean, dry, smooth surface to avoid contaminating the adhesive with dust, oil, etc.
- Includes a roll of black tape with a non-reflective matte finish that can blend into the background, even under stage and camera lights.
- Coated cotton cloth provides flexibility and strength for many applications.
- Adhesive ensures reliable placement, yet can be quickly and easily removed without residue after live events like art installations, trade shows, seminars, workshops and training sessions.
- Made to be temporarily used for concerts, shows, plays, conferences, video productions, photography and television studios.
- For temporary use; not meant to be left on surfaces for extended periods of time.
- Store tape in a dry, cool, dark place for maximum shelf life and performance
- Product dimensions: 2 inches x 90 feet (WxL, unrolled tape)
Description
Amazon Basics No Residue, Non-Reflective Gaffers Tape - 2 Inch x 90 Feet, Black From the Manufacturer Amazon Basics
Color: Black
Material: Cotton
Number of Items: 1
Recommended Uses For Product: Arts And Craft, Indoor, Packaging
Number of Items: 1
Recommended Uses For Product: Arts And Craft, Indoor, Packaging
Surface Recommendation: Wood
Unit Count: 1 Count
Number of Packs: 1
Global Trade Identification Number: 81
Included Components: 1 Roll
Item Weight: 9.6 ounces
UPC: 077922999781
Model: G230B
Part Number: 99978
Other Special Features of the Product: No Residue
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
Compatible Material: Plastic
Adhesive Format: roll
Adhesive Side Count: 1
Adhesive Location: back
Size Name: 2" x 90'
Color: Black
Material Type: Cotton
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Color: White
Size: 2" x 90'
Excellent product, same or better than other, brand name gaffer's tapes, but less expensive. Sticks well, comes off cleanly even from marble, polished wood, and glass. This is a GAFFER's tape, not duct tape, so there are limits to how hard it sticks, but it does better job than expected. Highly recommended FOR ITS PURPOSE.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2025 by Kurt S.
Color: Black
Size: 2" x 90'
On the left is this item...Amazon Basics No Residue, Non-Reflective Gaffers Tape - 2 Inch x 90 Feet, Black On the right is the item...Allstar Performance ALL14253 Black 2" x 165' Gaffer's Tape Pic 1 - Amazon Basics is 2" wide vs Allstar is approx 1.8" wide. Pic 2 - Sticky side of tape. Amazon Basics is black vs Allstar's white adhesive. Pic 3 - Cloth backing. Similar but Amazon Basics feels a little more cloth-like. Pic 4 - Another side by side showing both sides of the tape. Pic 5 - After sticking the tapes together. Some of the white adhesive stuck to the Amazon Basics tape. Adhesiveness - Amazon basics tape is not as sticky as the Allstar tape, but will probably still work well on hard flat surfaces...probably not so much on carpet. Use Allstar for that. Residue - I've used the Allstar tape for a long time. I've found that it sticks really well to many things and doesn't leave a residue...UNLESS it gets warm for an extended period of time. Don't put this in/on your car and leave out in the sun, or in your shoe where your body heat will cause the adhesive to become a gooey mess. I'm not sure how the Amazon Basics tape will do in this regard. I don't have much experience with the Amazon Basics tape, but it is cheaper and will probably serve my purposes for many tasks. I think both of these tapes will come in handy and can probably be used for many of the same tasks, but now I have a choice depending on the circumstance. If you need a stronger adhesive, go with the Allstar. If you need something less likely to leave a residue, go with the Amazon Basics.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2021 by A. Bishop
Color: Black
Size: 2" x 90'
I had an old automatic 35mm camera that I loved using as a kid that apparently cost my parents a pretty penny back in the 80s. I had dropped it at one point and broke the clip that holds the film door closed on the back of the camera. This clip also engaged the locking mechanism that loaded the film and indicated to the camera when the cartridge was removed to clear then"exposed" indicator from the screen on the camera. I did buy a replacement camera once upon a time at a yard sale, but I just had such fond memories of this camera, and was familiar with the kinds of pictures it took that I wanted to get it going again if possible. I was able to see that manually moving the door latch switch to the closed position would keep it there, and the camera would go through the film loading process, and I could see that the camera was still able to auto focus and the shutter was functioning normally. My only issue was how to keep the door of the camera closed once I had film loaded. The last thing I wanted was to have a situation where whatever tape I used would lose its stick and the door would pop open exposing the film in the camera. I considered electrical tape first but in my experience, it doesn't stand up to constant handling and the adhesive melts from body heat making a mess everywhere. Not only would this most likely cause the tape to fail and the door to open, it would probably leave the camera a sticky mess. Then I thought about duct tape. We all know the saying, if it doesn't move and it should, WD-40, if it moves and it shouldn't, Duct Tape. But I've had similar issues with the adhesive on duct tape failing after some time, and it definitely leaves behind residue. My biggest reasoning for worrying about residue is that if I wanted to use this camera more than one or two times, I'd need the surface of the camera to remain pretty free of residue so tape can continue sticking to the surface each time I load a roll of film. Then I had the realization of Gaff tape. No residue, great stick. But then I saw the prices of Gaff tape which was crazy out of my budget. For the prices I saw, it may have been better to just deal with removing the residue from something like duct tape and hope to not have any tape failures while film was loaded. Then I came across this Gaff tape. I saw some very mixed reviews about it and saw some people mention a possible formulation change in the adhesive through the years. But at the price for the roll, and knowing I won't be using very much at a time, I decided to go for it and to just do a dry run first before putting any film in the camera. This tape worked perfectly as I'd hoped. In my dry run I made sure to wear the camera around my neck so it got bumped around throughout the day. I put it in and out of my bag. I made sure to hold the camera and mess around with it. The adhesive never melted or gave out. I had it on for about 3 or so days before deciding to pull it off and go live with actual film and not a single bit of residue was left behind on the body of the camera. For context it is made out of plastic and there is texture on some parts where the tape was placed. This even ends up covering the tripod mounting hole that I don't use anyway and the tape never lifted. I can't necessarily speak to this being used in the field for Gaffing purposes but I can say without a doubt that this tape delivered exactly as I'd hoped and I'm beyond happy with my purchase. I've shot 2 rolls of film in this camera with no issues, and I even dropped it once while it was taped and the tape didn't give way. When I run out I will definitely be purchasing this again.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2022 by Domenico Di Salvo
Color: Black
Size: 3" x 90'
Right off the bat, this is not standard gaffers tape. Possibly it's the matte surface that is at issue, but this is very difficult tape to use. The adhesive sticks to the next layer on the roll like it's never coming off. About the only way I could get a decent length was to hold the roll in my left hand and yank outward and down, HARD, with my right. Once it is off the roll, it seems to work like other gaffer tapes I've used. The matte black does its job and blends into a black surface. If you have arms like a gorilla you'll appreciate this tape, but if you have more than five feet or so of cable to secure look for other options.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2026 by M. J. Mccaffrey
Color: Black
Size: 2" x 90'
I'm not sure what the extreme negative reviews are talking about, unless it was just bad luck of the draw. But this is excellent Gaffers tape. And not just because of the great price, it's just as good as any of the higher rated and/or higher priced options. Appearance is great, no wrinkles or defects, no residue left behind, works excellent.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2026 by Josh
Color: Black
Size: 2" x 90'
I wish I had written this review a year or so ago after spending 15 minutes cleaning the tacky adhesive off my hands. It would have made me realize I wasted my money on this. It had a shelf life of about 3 months, at which time I started getting a little bit of tacky residue on my fingers after using this. But I wasn't really using it all that much, and so it wasn't until a year after buying it that it became really obvious that the adhesive was leeching out through the tape. So, each time I grabbed it and tried to use it, there was more black gunk on my hands and everything I touched. Nasty stuff. Anyway - pulled it out this week (8/25 - I had purchased this in 1/23) and the roll was almost soggy with the amount of adhesive. Definitely a waste of money. Gonna buy some 3M branded tape and hope that is as good as it used to be...
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Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2025 by Jim Edgar
Color: Black
Size: 2" x 90'
Good and sticky and does not leave a glue goo when removed like duct tape or Gorilla tape.
Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2026 by GearJunky
Color: White
Size: 2" x 90'
I know they call this gaffers tape, and it might indeed work for that in places that need good adhesion. It does peel off intact if you are only using it temporarily for a gig. Just like blue painter's tape, I would not leave it on for too long if you ant it to come off clean. It is definitely not as hard to remove as duck tape. But I mostly don't use it as gaffers tape, I use a different brand for temporary holding of cables. Actually, I'd like to find something with adhesions that is a cross between this brand and that brand. What I DO use it for is everything around the shop when I need to hold something in place temporarily. One of my most common uses is as on-the-fly adhesive tape for when I nick myself in the shop, and for finger protection. I tear the tape down the middle to make two thin strips, which I use as bandages to hold wounds tight, or as protective skin wrap. It is tougher than medical adhesive tape and less obnoxiously sticky than duck tape and works a heck of a lot better than bandaids.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2026 by Marcia Twain