Scotch-Mount Heavy Duty Double-Sided Mounting Tape, Black, 1 Roll

I've used this to stick up everything in my new apartment. It is rather heavy duty and I'm impressed. Once something's mounted on it's not coming off for anything. It's very lightweight but isn't terribly thin. There's definitely some cushion in there. I wish it were clear and not black because it's a bit of an eyesore tbh. But as long as whatever you're using it on isn't clear and you make sure it's not peeking out the edges it's not really problem. I've used it for most of the pictures in my home, and when the Velcro on one of my curtain sashes kept falling off (it used some form of sticky tape to adhere it to the fabric so I figured why not) I used it to mend it and it's worked perfectly. I also used it to adhere a thin metal sign to the outside of my door and it's held up perfectly too. Through the hot sun, wind, and very heavy rain it hasn't budged. So I consider it heavy duty & quite versatile. It's super easy to use. You simply pull out the amount you need, snip it off with scissors and apply it. It's helpful if you press it firmly on the surface then take off the red plastic backing, then press the item onto whatever it is you want to stick it to. And you're done. Taking it off is far more laborious. It very well might break thinner frames when you try to take them off the wall. It's best to try to pull it away from the surface at all angle slowly. You may have to soften it with a hair dryer. I have had some success by using the edge of a hard surface to kind of pull it away from what it's adhered to. But it takes effort to remove it from whatever it's stuck too. Make sure of its placement. As I said it's black so it isn't pretty when hanging things, so you do have to be careful. That hasn't been much of an issue. I did want to use an adhesive on some clear acrylic shelves, so I ended up having to buy some clear tape so I wouldn't have unsightly black tape all over my walls. However that brand was not nearly as strong as this brand so I ended up having to screw them in anyway. Which I probably should have done in the first place. But in general this is a very reliable adhesive that you can for a bunch of different things.

This is the fourth roll.I have purchased, and although it's gone up in price over the last few years. It's still the best adhesive type I have ever found. It held a license plate on a truck for over twenty thousand miles through hot summers and freezing winters. Cut into small length it's holding power impressive. We used 2 foot strip to attach our soundbar There's a bottom of our tv and it's held up for 3 years. Separating the tape from the backing is a little fiddly, but that's due to the high high adhesiveness of the tape. A sharp pocket knife or craft knife we have found works best for getting the backing off. Once you apply the tape, press firmly to hold whatever you're sticking together. Holding for 20 or 30 seconds with as much pressure as you can apply seems to really set the tape.

If you need something to be held really good,this tape will hold it. The only issue to have with it is the peeling of the protector to stick to the wall or item. Hard to take it off. But if you can manage that , worth it!

This tape is nothing short of mandatory. In our radio room we have used it to mount radio heads and all sorts of additional equipment like wall warts, microphone holders and so many others. It holds fiercely, but can be removed with no residue left behind. Highly recommend this for just about any surface to surface use, especially where a quick mounting solution is needed, and/or no holes are to be drilled. Great stuff.

I love how well this product holds, but it's a bugger to clean off certain surfaces. I used it for 9 months on a solid shower board/white board type surface. Still can't get it off... even with a goo-be-gone-type solution.

Strong tape. Works well outside and in the elements. Seems to be holding up.

I generally love this Extreme tape. It saves on a lot of drilling at home, and is relatively easy to remove and relocate. The only drawback I've had is I had a bad roll (maybe it was stored improperly in the warehouse), and my garage light fell and broke. Otherwise the other rolls I have had held up well in moderate weather (30s-90s F), rain, and fog. Tips: -If it's cold, soften the tape you'll use with a blow dryer. When applying, make sure to press or roll it on so it conforms into the surface. I lean in and push pretty hard to get a good grip on brick. -If the thing you want to mount doesn't have a lot of surface area for the tape, prep a piece of board (sand, paint, etc.), screw the item to the board, and then use the tape on the board. It's extra steps, but I find this is a lifesaver for surfaces you don't want to drill into (like old stucco, etc.), or if you just want to test the mount location out. (For example, finding the sweet spot for light sensors, cameras, etc.) -The tape doesn't seem to hold well with older unfinished wood surfaces (like fences), probably because it's porous or expands and contracts more. -Remove older tape can be a pain--this is permanent after all. I usually do it on a hot day, or go back to the blow dryer if possible helps.

As advertised sticky and it holds

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Very strong product, it sticks while no others can (I’ve wasted money on some of those cheap crappy ones); it’s Made in USA at least (tiny prints at the back)

Scotch Extreme Mounting Tape really lives up to its name. I used it to mount a few heavy items in my garage and around the house, and it hasn’t budged at all. The adhesive is incredibly strong, and the 400-inch roll gives you plenty to work with. I love that it sticks to rough surfaces like brick and concrete just as well as smooth walls. It’s been holding up great, even in areas with temperature swings. Perfect for anyone looking for a heavy-duty alternative to screws or nails. Highly recommend!

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