Will it remove masking tape adhesive from glass?
824897
Yes! This is best adhesive remover I have ever used. I had masking tape adhesive that had been stuck above my windows for 8 yrs on painted wood and glass. I had tried many products to remove with no success. Finally found 3m product and it disintegrated the adhesive with no harm or discoloration to the wood or glass
1801632
no, once it is removed you will have to cut a new piece of tape to reapply.
1292082
Yes, remove the plastic film and write directly on the glass. The glass clean off easily with a piece of tissue or a soft cloth.
1870529
I have ordered several of these blinds and some stick well and others don't so I have used Scotch Extreme Mounting Tape on the ones that haven't stuck well. Yes, these blinds do leave some of the sticky white tape behind when removed. They say this can be removed with Goo Gone but I haven't tried it.
95083
I don't think it will. It couldn't remove adhesive left by stickers on metal, so I doubt it. I was very disappointed with this product.
1271747
Yes, depending on the phone of course...it's used to change the glass if broken.. u tube it... this tool worked great to heat up the glue so it can slowly be pryed off... one of a few tools u will need thow
266813
the adhesive can be removed with nail polish remover. However it can not be re-applied once removed.
848165
Absolutely not. The tape came off when I taped it to my window seal in two days
1502809
I'm not sure but it should be removable. If it doesn't come off right away use Goo gone, an adhesive remover.
1879195
It will but I'm not sure as to what difficulty. I was told that 3M's "general purpose adhesive remover" makes removal easy and without damage to the mating surface but I haven't tried it. The adhesive pads are thin which puts the lock pads close to the mating surface so trying to pry the locks off without damage to the mating surface could prove to be difficult. Applying 3M's product is supposed to make the pads loose enough to pull off after about 10 minutes. Good luck.
2032058
I would not compare it to masking tape. It is slightly thicker and has a woven texture to it. Unless the lamp you are repairing gets extremely hot, it would seem a bad fit.
1707188
Yes but not easily... You'll have to let it sit for a long time. My recommendation is to use goof off commercial graffiti remover. It's available at Home Depot. This stuff works amazing on gel coated Fiberglas. Let it sit for a little time and the adhesive will just wipe off. Watch out using this stuff anywhere near plastic or rubber. It didn't affect my Fiberglas at all.
2120429
Masking tape is not meant to stick permanently and will easily pull away in a short time. Vinyl tape will adhere, but tends to crack over time and seems to shrink leaving the glue exposed which can be very messy. I like the book repair tape because it is more like a fabric without the gloss of the vinyl tape. The book repair tape, which I have used on the spines of several books, is durable and definitely has a more professional appearance on my book shelf. I recommend it.
716595
I would say yes , on most slick surfaces you can remove the tape , but on a paper or cardboard type of surface it may not come off easily . It also may depend on how long the tape has been on the surface too .
923208
Not on the dispenser itself, but there will be some overhang from the tape once its on the baseboard. Use a min of 1 1/2 in tape and it will leave a small amount of overhang (loose) on the tape. There are other tape maskers that will do what you ask, this is more just for taping off by hand. This masker will save you lots of time and works great once you get the hang of it.
1084224
My guess is it would leave marks behind. I have yet to use the tape because of that.
179711
I really have no idea. After it sets its pretty permanent. I would hate to think after the repair is done you's still have to replace the top. That's why we went with the sealant in the first place. If you are VERY careful you can remove some excess with a razor blade or exacto knife, but that works best on the glass surface itself. I would be nervous as all get out using it on cloth. Sorry!