Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Is this tape transparent once the liner is removed?
Document: Who ever developed this tape is a genius. I used it on some old wood kitchen drawers and it makes them slide so much easier. Really worked as advertised.
Moved into a new house and all the kitchen and bathroom drawers were sticking and hard to open and close. Tried soap and candle wax both of which helped but nowhere as good as this Slick Strip tape. My wife is very happy and thinks I'm the greatest so it was worth the expense.
Probably just fine, but it didn't turn out to meet my needs. I thought one side was adhesive. One side was certainly different than the other, but not sticky like tape as I assumed it would be. . No instructions included... I even tried &#34;ironing on&#34; using heat to bond it to my surface. That didn't work at all. Sorry, I ended up tossing it out.
these were amazing - easy to install and drawers slid back and forth like new! Most definitely money well spent!
Works as advertised.. The only other thing to say is that if i was a better woodworker, my drawers wouldn't need this help (smile).
We purchased these to place on our cap frames to reduce friction and wear on our needle plate.They work great! Easy to cut with scissors and apply. No problem with adhering to metal!
Used this to improve the sliding action on old kitchen drawers. Works very well. One side is sticky, just remove the backing and stick it down.
Used these on the drawer slide surface of a jewelry &#34;chest of drawers&#34; armoire. Original drawer slides were wood-on-wood, and these eliminated the sticking very nicely. Only used them on the lower slide surface, too.
This stuff is way over priced. I think you could make your own out of plastic wrap. I would not recommend.
They're strips of a very hard durable slick plastic that makes drawers glide like glass. Which is what thry're supposed to do.
Answer: no