Double Sided Tape for Walls - Heavy Duty Removable Mounting Tape - Strong Adhesive, Washable and Reusable - Wall Tape for Picture Photo Carpet Decoration - Poster Tape Roll 17ft, 1 inch

Crazy strong

Holy crap, this stuff is sticky. And hold very well. It can make it difficult to use because it wants to stick to everything, including your fingers. But, it’s a good cost and good product.

This stuff is strong. I’ve used it to mount heavy magnet bars to put knives on. I’ve used it outside to stick things together that need sticking together (in a non-permanent or damaging way) and it holds strong.It’s strong, but as far as I’ve noticed, here are some things to consider. When I was mounting things, heavy items on my kitchen tile backsplash - there was no readjusting once I stuck it on. I had to make sure it was exactly how I wanted before I put it on and even then one item was slightly off level and I tried and tried to get that thing off so that I could readjust it. I couldn’t, my husband or son couldn’t do it either and I did not want to break out the hair drier. The next thing I noticed was (and it is mentioned on either the box or description) that when it’s below zero or close to that outside and your taped item is outside, it loses all its stickiness. I just took the items inside and waited for a warmer day. Then stuck it right back into what it is supposed to be sticking to. Lastly, I would avoid using this on paint. It’s done an impressive job at holding things so far.

I was surprised at how well this worked. I originally bought it to put behind pictures that wouldn’t stay straight in walls. Worked great! And then found way more things I could use it for!!!

I thought this was the best thing for pictures and rugs ever and it was for a short time. But after a few days it didn't stick to the rug or the walls well, I had a picture fall off the wall and the rug walked across the floor when it got dirt on the tape. It is good for other things like my daughter's posters and making sure items don't move on shelves. I used it on plates on a plate rack to hold them still. Over all I liked it but won't use it for anything heavy or where it might get dirty. I do plan to use it for our VBS posters at church and other decorations.

I used this to put a thin piece of wood on a cylinder block wall for a school project. It’s been hanging for over a month now. I’m not sure on the reusable part. But overall, it’s done what I needed it to do.

Tape feels very sticky, but the idea that one will be able to reuse it seems distant from the reality of its 'tape' component. It diligently holds to surfaces but stretches and tears as one tries to remove the tape; accordingly, it does not perform well if there is tension on the tape, as the two pieces will pull apart. On the plus side, it leaves no discernable residue. When I separated smooth metal from smooth plastic, I was able to remove the broken tape segments from each surface by rolling the tape onto itself with a finger.This is the first roll of nano-tape that I've used, so I cannot compare its performance to other brands, but I am disappointed in its performance. Perhaps the "gel" in its description should have warned me that it might stick, but the items would slowly separate as the gel deformed. I would not trust this tape even if it was asked to hold in a shear-only situation.[Update] I have subtracted a star, 2 down to 1, as I have continued to attempt to make use of this useless tape. In my kitchen there are two wood heat-vent grates attached to the base cabinets, in the toe-kick space. I attached the vents to the cabinet with regular double-sided tape, twenty years ago. Finally, that old-fashioned tape failed. I cut the nano-tape in half, lengthwise, and placed in on the grates as before. In a day, the grates were loose. Starting with fresh tape--reusability is a chimera--I taped longer pieces to the grates. Because the tape deforms so easily, using scissors was difficult, so I resorted to a razor knife. Finally, the gates were attached, again. Now, one of my cats likes to lie in front of the vent when the heat is on, and pull the vent off the cabinet base! Of course, some tape is on the base, some on the vent, all stretched and deformed. For now, I just push the grates back on as the tape is sticky. Soon enough, I'll replace the nano tape with old-fashioned double-sided tape. The cat won't like it, though.

Used this to adhere my workbench PVC protective top to the original wood surface (to protect it). A very little bit thick, but it works very well and I can remove/replace the flexible PVC should it be needed.