Mr. Pen- Clear, 39.4" x 10.6", Waterproof, Non Slip Scooter Grip Tape, Skateboard Tape, Grip Tape for Skateboards, Skate Grip Tape.

Viene con una garantía por parte del fabricante que hace mucho no veia, lo cual me agrado mucho, de hecho, voy a comprar otro rollo.

Buy this. It's very good quality grip tape, goes on easily and looks great. The package shows up with a fun little mustache sticker gift and information on how to contact the company if you have any issues or questions. Very well done on the customer service front. A few install tips - first, make sure to prep the surface and get a good sharp exacto to cut off the excess; any tabs or tears on the edges will look bad and could impact the bond. It also helps to have a rubber roller tool to press it down. Next, make sure to use gloves. The top of the grip surface is very abrasive and will cause micro cuts on your hands. This is by design and works great on shoes and as a grip, but if you try to install and smooth out the tape with bare hands you'll have given yourself a nice dermabrasion treatment.

I had a very unique project in mind for the typical skateboard deck grip tape, I don't know if you've seen these NerdyWood LED/Neonesque signs, but I found one I really liked, a mashup of the Iconic Windows Logo with the Symbolism of the 5th Element (Best Movie of all Time in this critics opinion) My Office where I am displaying this stellar piece is all silver or grey, so the gold outline just didn't quite suffice for my liking. I slapped a silver shade of vinyl on the top, but every imperfection was standing out. I had been toying with the notion of getting some clear skateboard deck grip tape for months now, so this project presented just the occasion to make the move. Kaelyn of Mr. Pen got this out just in time for me to get going on the project before it had even left my workspace, and included this sweet thanks. I have several other projects in mind that could use this type of material, it came in roughly 1 square foot wide by three square feet in length, so It actually worked out for the NerdyWood image without extra need for a seam. It took some definite application to congeal to the vinyl with a thorough color showing through, and the trimming of the tape was actually easier than I had imagined, sort of a sawing motion via box cutter, then follow through with the knife once more to trim up the slop. I believe this was an outstanding value for the money. I have already mentioned this storefront to the owner of NerdyWood, in case they decide to do similar projects.

It works!!

I've never used clear grip before but it seemed more difficult to sand and cut than standard black grip. I think it looks great on my board but I have to clean pretty often. I'll definitely get it again if I have a deck with top art too good to cover.