Prime Ave (1) Razor Blade + (3) Genuine Tesa Tapes 51036 -Tesas Most Advanced High Heat Harness Tape Compatible with Mercedes, BMW, Audi, VW & Porsche | Made in Germany

I only recently found out about this tape, but am happy to have it in my arsenal now and cant imagine not having a roll on hand. Be mindful that there are two types of this tape. This one is a cloth type material and tight knit. The other kind is fuzzy and soft on the outside. After using both, I much prefer this one due to the superior/non sticky adhesion. This tape is STRONG. You will need a nice sharp pair of scissors to cut! Ill bet you 50 bucks you couldnt tear a piece off of the roll if your life depended on it.

My wiring harness was crumbling. I replaced my harness covers with this tape. Easy to work with and the harness will hopefully be protected from the heat and last longer.

Adhesion is good and doesnt come apart in the engine compartment heat. Easy to apply.

Its the THE BEST harness tape

I put it on the electrical wires for my vehicle it’s very good and stick together very well.

used this tape to rewrap the engine harness on a 04 sprinter van,itwas easy to use and looks factory brand new. I ordered more to redue the chassis harness!

Others are out there with the same colors on the roll tube - LOOK FOR TESA. This high heat is great for under the hood

Arrived the day I needed it. Product as advertised, and reasonably priced.

Heavy duty tape for many projects that need protection. Do you need a razor blade to cut the tape you cannot tear it by hand?

Ive used a lot of Tesa 51608 tape and got some of this 51036 for where I wanted more abrasion resistance. For those wondering what the difference is between this 51036 and the 51608, 51036 is stickier, tougher, not fluffy, and cant be torn by hand. 51036 has pretty much zero stretch. 51608 is handier to use since you dont need a sharp knife or scissors to cut. 51608 also has a little stretch making it easier to neatly bundle cables. 51608 has less stick than the 51036. It sticks well to itself but not so well to other materials. Probably ideal for a cable loom tape. Both are great tapes, but each has their place. Also - a warning - watch out for some vendors selling similar description (not Tesa) tape at a reduced price. I tried some of it and it was pure junk. Wouldnt stick to anything. BTW, this vendor - Prime Ave - is good to deal with. Answered questions I had promptly.