If you tape the edge of a piece of paper, will the tape only stick to the paper you are trying to glue, or will it run like a film beyond the edge?
1529802
I have used 3L tape runners for years and prefer it to glue every time. The tape runner will only stay where you put it. Hope this answers your question.
837432
I don't normally do this, so I tried an experiment. I first taped the receipt to the paper, with the tape in the center of the receipt but not all the way to the edges. The page started to feed, but stopped after about 1-2 inches of travel. I tried again with the tape going over the entire top edge of the receipt with the same result. I then taped the bottom of the receipt as well, and that fed through normally. The feed roller on the ADF of this scanner "grabs" top of the page, so if the bottom of the receipt is not taped to the page, it bunches up and jams the ADF.
290339
You will need to seal the paper with several coats of some sort of sealant such as mod pudge first otherwise this product will soak through and ruin the paper. Hope this helps.
1786688
I've not had it happen; the paper probably is the key. Something slick might be more of a problem, but I've not done anything that the glue hasn't held it well.
275870
It will be seen. It works great as far as sticking, but if you are worried about it being seen, it is not the tape you want to use.
589918
After installing the film on a window, instead of shrinking all of the film I just heat the film on the edges where it's stuck to the tape to make sure that it's bonded well, and then I can reuse the film the following year.
1396730
yes, when you apply the film, it is only put on with water, so just get a hold of a corner and work it loose across the whole top and slowly peel down that way it doesn't get stretched and you can reuse it.
2198482
You can trim to the edge, the entire sheet is sticky on one side, so it will stick to the item that you are laminating.
1802918
Yes it will stick to anything it's like contact paper you don't need any extra glue it's a little tricky getting it on whatever your putting it on but after it works great
1040934
I can't answer your question. I found that it will stick and stay attached where some tapes won't.
1509351
I don't know what success other have had with this product, but the sticky tape didn't work for me. I'm trying to protect some 90 degree drywall corners and the product wouldn't stick to the walls very well. In my case, the tape was very thin and not sticky enough to stay applied to the wall (even after I just applied it). I think you would have to screw or nail it to the wall to make it really hold or experiment with better two-faced sticky tape.
1741747
i can only speak to self sticking. it is an adhesive backed tape. you peel off a thin film covering, and then stick it on. sticks well.
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.
452610
Yes, but only on really flat surfaces, like flat plastic, acrylic, sheets of metal (sheets of anything, really), the back LCD screens... But it won'd adhere to fabric or anything like that. haven't tested on glass. The things I stick with it, they remain stuck, as long as they are flat. I feel the tape lost some stickiness after being exposed to high humidity (the kind of humidity you get when you see morning dew on plants), but I shouldn't have exposed the tape to that. Just keep it in a fresh, dry place, it will last.
109534
I agree with Bud. It probably wouldn't stick to the cotton at all but if it did, it wouldn't stick for long. The tape is best for non-porous surfaces, and the wider the surface area the better.
1488152
The black Con-Tact paper I have doesn't have much stickiness to it. I doubt it would stay glued to a fridge for very long. Maybe other colors have more glue.
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.