👥 White XFasten Adhesive Hook and Loop Tape - 1.5-Inch x 10-Foot Double-Sided Sticky Back Tape for Textile, Tools, and Gardening Beds Review

Good quality product and the company responds quickly. In the characteristics of the product it says that it is possible to sew, but it is not. I have a professional sewing machine and the needle was buzzing. The company suggests applying oil or mucus to the needle. Not very practical.

If you need a strong velcro this is great. I used this to attach a table skirt for party decorations. However, if you're looking for a product that will peel off walls without damaging them, keep looking. We used it to hang things in my daughter's dorm room. The walls got damaged when we tried to remove items. It is impossible to remove it without removing the drywall.

I bought this for two purposes. First, keep the remote at the head of the bed - we always lose it when we watch TV in bed. I cut a small strip from the first roll and then cut a matching piece from the second roll. I cleaned both the headboard and remote control with alcohol. Attach the first piece to the headboard and the second piece to the remote control. The remote isn't flat, it's contoured, so I wasn't sure it would work. And so it was. I immediately tried to test it and the glue came off

The Velcro from XFasten Adhesive was awesome! I had a fairly heavy canopy that I wanted to hang on a ledge. The Valance came with a loop and tape on one side, so all I had to do was attach the XFasten to the board. The glue on the tape was quite sticky but not worth the risk, I also used some glue but not sure if that was necessary. I followed the instructions and made sure the board was completely clean and allowed the tape to "cure" for 24 hours after attaching it to the board. Since then…

I bought this Velcro to hang dog tags on a PVC fence. As I was attaching one side of the sticker my finger touched the sticky adhesive on the back and wow mate it was very sticky. The scissors I used to cut the strips had glue residue on them and they started to stick together. I used 90% alcohol and professional grade nail polish remover to remove the glue from the scissors. When it came time to hang the other side of the Velcro on the fence, it turned out to be very easy and straightforward…

The velcro itself works incredibly well with industrial strength and the adhesive side of each part of the velcro adheres very well to hard, non-porous objects and objects. However, the adhesive side does not stick/stick well to fabric products. Otherwise I would give more than 5 stars if possible! I bought this specifically to attach a strip to a wooden batten around a door and then a piece of the appropriate size to a heavier curtain to block access through that door and keep the sunlight out