Faraday Tape Double Conductive Cloth Tape, with Conductive Adhesive for, Grounding, EMI Shielding, Wire Harness, Cable Interference Blocking (2in x 59 Feet)

If you have reasonable expectations, this stuff works well as a supplemental shielding option. I wouldn't rely on it completely in place of proper circuit design, but it does help. Adhesion seems to be decent. Time will tell but it's working well for now.

Shielded my car stereo from bluetooth signals on the back side, adhesive is very sticky. I have also put a layer inside of my wallet to help prevent skimming and haven't had issues with that sort of fraud.

Worked well to patch a hole in microwave interior. Long story, but I cut a small hole in microwave interior to remove light bulb. Otherwise would have had to pull 200 pound wall oven out and disassemble to replace bulb (how ridiculous). Anyway, didn't realize that that would totally screw up the Faraday Cage and short out the microwave intermittently. After much research figured out it was the cut I made that was allowing microwaves to "escape" and cause issues. Typed in "Faraday tape" and this tape came up. Applied it over hole and problem is solved. Seems to adhere well too. Still don't have a light in microwave, but it saved me about $3800 by not having to replace the wall oven/microwave combination unit. I can live without a light.

Good for me

Very nice option to shield relatively short wire runs and enclosure slots.

Works

The value is great for this faraday tape. My Yamaha HS5's were picking up signals from somewhere in my apartment creating a nonstop hissing noise. I taped this all around the inside of my speakers effectively creating a faraday cage, effectively getting rid of the hissing noise. Very cost efficient and easy way to fix your speakers.

the material is a good quality, but it is not very sticky.