📦 Scor-Tape 1/8 inch X 27 yards - Review

This DST can work for some things but it's not suitable for vinyl. I make bags and rely on dst to hold them together until they're sewn together. Unfortunately, it doesn't adhere very well to vinyl for this purpose.

Too sticky for me. The one I bought before wasn't as sticky and you could change the position if you put it on at an angle. I will use it, but I use it to stick photos onto cards while making my own postcards. Once you start sticking it onto the cardboard there is no going back as it will rip the paper if you try to reposition it. Otherwise it's exactly what I was looking for.

I do a lot of postcard crafts and this one was perfect for it. Sometimes the glue came off when I peeled off the paper backing, so wipe it off thoroughly before peeling off the paper. There is no donor in the kit so I cut it with scissors. I wouldn't recommend it for fastening cardboard or thick paper. It worked great on paper and lighter cardstock.

I like this band but the center part falls out making it difficult to use. The band itself is great. The middle of the cardboard comes off. I'm not sure if this is my fault or what the problem is. Because the center falls out, it is difficult to use. The tape sticks to the fingers and then peels away even more from the middle. This will make it difficult to peel the tape off the outside edges.

Scor tape is a great material. Realistic, love it. But I don't like the small amount in each roll nor the overpriced. I recently switched to Miracle Tape, available from Viva Las Vegas Stamps, and will no longer be buying Scor Tape. Do the math: 27 yards of 1/8-inch Scor Tape for $5.24 (at the time of this review) versus 55 yards of Miracle Tape for $4.99. super strong and easy to use.

I LOVE SCORE TAPE! This year I used this tape to attach multiple rectangular layers to my Christmas cards. A little is all you need. However, I've found that it's a lot easier to pull the liner out of the tape if you cut it than tear it - at least for that very thin 1/8" wide roll. Let me say I'M IRON -Got nails..I dropped the nail and ripped the tape off it and it always ended up peeling just enough that it was difficult to lift the backing.But don't let that stop you.The tape cutting works…

I've been trying to make different types of greeting cards for a while and I really needed this narrow ribbon. I thought this tape would be so narrow that removing the backing would be a real chore, but instead it's the easiest thing I've ever worked with. It shocked me in a good way. It sticks cardboard to cardboard very well and doesn't leave any unsightly marks like glue. It's also flat, which I also prefer. It makes my cards look so good that I'm now seriously considering throwing away any…

In my opinion, Sookwang Double Sided Tape aka Scor-Tape is the best in the business! With this tape you have a wonderful grip. You can do so many things; Hold the tape, don't stick it. The beads remain, as do the chunky decorations that remain on the Sookwang tape. Of course, if they're heavy, you'll need big dots of glue. Make stickers for it. You can cut a larger size 2.5" wide and up, just lay them side by side on the cardstock and you now have a 5" surface to use, cut out and peel off. This