can I or should I use this tape after I bind papers together by book binding glue?
207556
I'm not sure exactly what you mean. I have used this to replace a missing or partial spine but not without attaching it to the boards. I guess it would depend on how thick your pages are.
207557
I don't believe that you have to use this tape. The glue (if properly done will hold things together. The tape will make it look more finished and cover up any glue mistakes.
1869664
We didn't use glue. We put the papers on top of each other and placed on a clipboard. Worked just fine.
1896974
Tape doesn't work at all- I used super glue. But make sure that there's no wrinkles on the area where the parts are to be glued.
1211008
I wouldn't recommend it. The glue will peel off with a little effort after it dries though.
1476009
The heat of the summer will tend to dry the stickiness of the glue. The glue does not have the holding power you need. The short answer of the question is no.
50577
The tape is pretty thick. Although it's clear, I don't think I would use it to re-adhere pages. (But that's just an opinion; others might disagree.)
1664275
No, this will not work for that. The sticky part is between two pieces of paper that you have to peal off
1441212
If mixed and applied properly and also clamped well for the recommended period, I would think the glue joint should maintain its bonding strenth for a very long time. The glued surfaces should be smooth, this is not a gap filling adhesive. A number of things could affect the bond such as exposure to water (wood would become damaged). This is my personal opinion, perhaps you could contact Dap and ask them the question.
438821
The tape is very strong...I have never tried that before, I would say give it a shot! It might work!
275797
I don't know exactly, but I tried with min 10 sheets. It works well. Binding works like using a hot glue gun. I also used staple to hold better. Not recommended, but I like it. works better
1923186
If you slowly pull the laminated paper away from the adhesive at an angle, you might be able to reuse the adhesive once or twice...but I wouldn't count on it. The adhesive itself is quite thin and distorts easily when removed from a supporting surface. For your purpose, check Scotch Restickable products, such as Scotch Restickable Tabs (for example, http://www.amazon.com/Scotch-Restickable-Inches-Squares-R100/dp/B0039N3QO2/).
1853840
Use the glue, the tape is basically useless. Its worth the extra money to buy a small bottle of the glue
757322
Yea you get every thing in there but what I notice is that the glue (adhesive) is flipped the other way around. So what I did is I cut them in to pieces and I put it on. It can get annoying. I use binder clips for like 2 hours after I put them on so it stay still
1566427
I can offer an educated guess for a response. You should probably use a piece of linen and some fabric glue (from a fabric or crafts store). This tape is strong stuff, but it's made for reinforcing the cover hinges of books, not for restoring artwork. If you don't position it correctly, pulling it off will make the damage worse.
1072304
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PMPqDwVZzzMother videos also suggest this method of using tape
2056547
It's better to clamp the substrate while drying, but it's not necessary. As long as you hold the two pieces together for a minute or so, the glue will start to dry.
879097
Book repair tape is thicker than the paper used to make lanterns. It is mostly used to fix spine issues on books. I would instead look into mending tissue (another bookbinding product), or depending on how severe the issue is another type of thin, flexible tape. Hope that helps!