🔒 Ultimate Double Sided Tape Pack Heavy: Unbeatable Adhesion and Versatility Review

Ideal for simple DIY jobs. I used this tape to attach a mosaic tile border to my bathroom mirrors. Holds tiles well, is unaffected by hot showers and removes easily without leaving any residue. Recommend. I would not recommend using it for heavy items.

The band works very well. Strong fixation while it can be removed if you apply enough force. I use it to join two pieces of plastic and I can pull them apart if I pull really, really hard and it doesn't damage the plastic. Adhesion is strong. Only very high tension can break stuck objects.

I like this product a lot. It helps me not to drill into drywall and think about how to play with the wiring or avoid drilling wires. He's sticky! It will also hold a decent weight as I am currently using it to attach floating shelves to the wall rather than nails. I don't know if it will peel the paint off, but a little paint is a lot better than putting it on a dry wall.

I used this tape to secure the paper backing of some photos I found at a local flea market. The paper on the back was torn off but stuck in place. I found a video on how to do the repair, use the tape as intended and it works like a charm. The tape is very flexible and very sticky. I ordered 3/4" so the paper has more contact with it. Frames are 1/2" evenly running down the sides with 1/4" inside the frame. Will definitely buy this again.

Received this product today and only used it for one application but it feels extremely heavy (probably more than what I needed it for). The only problem is that there were no instructions on how to remove the protective film (note: they have instructions in the product description on their Amazon page). I removed a corner of the map from the wall to make sure it was level and the paint wasn't peeling. Very small sample size so can't say it won't happen in the future, but I was pleasantly…

It sucks and sucks! You have to be very aggressive to remove the red backing from the tape - distort the tape several times until the tiny edge is free. If you then cut it, it will stick to the scissors for life! (both sides) And don't let it touch you or you'll have to start over because it's a gel and you can't try to peel it off! It just pulls in and won't let go. I used to use double-sided tape in class and at home. That red thing is NOT what you need. Find 3M 4032 Double Sided Polyurethane

I bought this tape to use on my broken iPad case; The case has taken too many drops and the plastic pieces holding the iPad in place have broken off. This band is STRONG. I misaligned the case and am having trouble getting the iPad right. I think that says something about how heavy this band is and maybe how much weight it can handle. As stated in the description, this tape is thick. In hindsight it wasn't the best choice for my iPad case but I'm actually happy with it as it keeps my device in…

I bought 2 packs. I used this to install soundproof panels. I used 1 roll for 12 12x12 panels. This is when 5 pieces of this tape are glued to each panel. The adhesion is super sticky and really sticks. It is double sided and thick. Even if only 12 panels was enough for one roll, it's still cheaper to buy than other alternatives. The only thing I didn't like was the smell of the tape. I can not describe it. I didn't deduct a star for the scent as it only smells when you actively cut it off and…

Okay, it's a tape. Scottish, nothing special. It's sticky and sticks well to whatever you stick it to. I had to cut out about 60 small pieces to glue to some of the acoustic wall panels I bought here at Revain. I started by cutting out small pieces and gluing them to the panel. It's time to remove the red backing and we're in business. Not right. I think I spent about 15 minutes removing 4 small pieces. .Solution?First remove the red backing of the media on the roll and cut the tape. You can…