Review on Scotch General Purpose Adhesive Cleaner Tools & Equipment for Body Repair Tools by Robert Pierce

It's not cheap. Heck, that's $19 for a roll of blown duct tape! And you get what you pay for. I used this to clad a computer case that I draw from bare metal. Pros: - It sticks and stays in place until you remove it. It adheres strongly to bare metal, bare plastic, primed and painted surfaces. It will be removed if you wish. With all that holding power, it comes off surprisingly easily when you take it off. It doesn't remove your finish from it. Even surfaces that are not fully cured (e.g. after 48 hours) were not damaged when the tape was removed. There are no tracks. All of the adhesive stayed on the tape. No, I mean no spread. On some very uneven metal surfaces I had no bleeding under the tape. Exceptional cutting ability. I just bought a wide roll and used a good pair of scissors to cut strips for tight spaces and small triangles (less than 1/8" x 1/4") to round the corners. Even these little pieces worked great. Minimal sticking to hands and to yourself. If it touches its sticky side a little, you can peel it off and continue working. And it doesn't grab your fingers, making it impossible to transfer from the finger to the workpiece, even if it's a tiny piece. Cons: - God, this thing is expensive. - All other tapes now seem inferior to me.