3M Heavy Duty Double Sided Tape, VHB Tape 16FT，1.1mm, 0.5inch,Waterproof Mounting Tape for Car, Home Decor, Office Decor

I used this to attach a large painting into a floating frame. Essentially sticking painted plywood to painted timber battens. I did use pretty much the whole roll cut into 2inch long pieces spread evenly along the mating surfaces. The painting is on some thin 3mm ply that had warped over the years and I thought I'd struggle to get it to lay flat and stick flat. I was expecting to have a fight with this issue. However, I took it steady and patiently.Tips- Get the surfaces clean, if there is dust or residue it will stick that that rather than what you want it to stick to. If you're sticking it to something that is painted, then the paint has to be well adhered.- Use a little heat. I stuck all the bits down but left the top layer backing layer on. Then I warmed all the bits up a little with a hairdryer and firmly pushed them down whilst they softened to ensure maximum contact had been achieved.- Get some pointy tweezers to slide under the top backing layer. You can then easily pull the backing off.- When the two surfaces are mated use some weight or clamps to hold them together for a decent amount of time.The bond is now more than solid enough for my use case.I expect that most people have had failures due to the temperature being too cold. Or because they've used it on painted walls and the adhesive has pulled the paint off the wall.

Needed double sided tape to replace some Kia bumper trim. Spoke to the dealership who advised me to buy this as it is used by all car manufacturers. Perfect. Ultra strong. Can't go wrong.

Not as adhesive as so of the cheaper versions.

So, I was a bit confused by this product, it looked the exact size for what I needed (adhering wooden trim surround to some new uPVC windows to give a nice finish, didn't want to use tacks or nails), yet when I removed the adhesive cover strip the actual tape didn't feel sticky...how wrong I was.It seems the tape must react to whatever you adhere it too after a few moments as after a minute it stuck really well, almost too well to the uPVC frame. To the wood it stuck okay but could pull off more easily.Helpful note, don't stretch the tape, it will leave a pronounced blimp which is hard to remove, so just push it on firmly but not too firmly as it will leave an indent, then pull off the covering strip and stick to what you need it too.The closest comparison I can make is to warm blu-tac, whereby it's mouldable but easy to deform. Take your time, overall it's a decent product, does what it's meant too. Also easy to cut with sharp scissors.

When first applied it appears to have no adhesive property at all, making it easy to manoeuvre but it dented my confidence that it would work at all. Once everything was in place it then needed to be clamped, which may be the difficult part. Once clamped it was left for 48 - 72 hours and the adhesion was incredible. Not sure how easy it would be to remove because I keep two pieces of wood together. It is more than adequately holding the lower plinth in place which runs along the bottom of our kitchen cupboards.

Just not strong enough. I used this to stick very light styrofoam boards on my walls and after few days it's just start falling off

I ended up purchasing this brand of tape as it fitted my requirements; namely being a heavy duty foam tape (for automotive use), and it’s sizing.Recently my car door was hit which needed replacing but I managed to salvage my wind deflector off the old door and it needed to be fitted to the replacement door.The tape was really easy to use, and going onto the plastic wind deflector, it followed the arch of the top door shape easily. If I made a mistake it was easy to lift if not pressed down too hard, to reposition and then only after did I press down with some force. It is also easy to cut with scissorsApplying the deflector to the car was just as easy, and followed the original instructions of gently heating the area before hand and then fitting, and again applying a little force to ensure adhesion. Left to ‘cure’ over night (without any additional support or taping), and now seems to be even better than the original still on the passenger doorVery happy with the tape, and purchase price, and more importantly, saved me buying a new pair of wind deflectors at 3-4 times the cost. Recommended

The adhesive in this stuff is super strong the longer it’s in position the harder slash more impossible it becomes to remove. This is currently holding my van roof spoiler on and has been since I purchased the tape last year