Great Tape however it it tenaciously difficult to peel the back off. Paper backing peels in half. Any ideas?
1457391
I didn't have this problem but if you do, you may try to stick a piece of adhesive tape in the corner on the back to pull the paper?
1074202
The TZe-231 tape I use in my PT1290 has a paper backing that is split down the center making it very easy to separate from the label. It also makes it possible to remove just the upper half, place the label easily into place, then remove the lower half to complete.
1129949
If you leave the tape on for an extended period it may be a little more difficult to peel off but a lot depends on what kind of surface, i.e. file folders may be harder to work with than say plastic. When first applied, its not usually too difficult to just peel right off before the sticky part has time to set.
129740
I took my first roll of this tape back to the store with the same problem. The saleswoman showed me that I simply hadn't unrolled it far enough . . . the beginning of the roll of the tape is different from the rest of the roll. They can't display it in stores with the double-stick portion exposed. Try unrolling it farther; that might solve your problem.
263038
It's ez it's only held in with 2sided tape but there is a lot of videos on YouTube if you want to see how to do it just make sure not to get finger prints on back
738111
I have had no problems peeling mine off from the backing sheet. I ordered them almost 2 years ago and just came back to order more!
2284838
Yes, it is very hard to remove this tape- it really sticks in place. I decided to move the light and finally I ended up using my blow dryer and a very thin knife blade to loosen the tape from a wood cabinet. Then I used "Goof Off" to remover the adhesive from the wood. It was a job, but the heat helped to limber up the attachment plate where I could get a thin blade under it and cut the tape. I used heavy duty double stick tape to re-attach the plate, and I made absolutely sure that I had it where I wanted it before I pressed it into place. Wow, what a mess, but I do really love this light! I hope this will help you!! Yes, it is very hard to remove this tape- it really sticks in place. I decided to move the light and finally I ended up using my blow dryer and a very thin knife blade to loosen the tape from a wood cabinet. Then I used "Goof Off" to remover the adhesive from the wood. It was a job, but the heat helped to limber up the attachment plate where I could get a thin blade under it and cut the tape. I used heavy duty double stick tape to re-attach the plate, and I made absolutely sure that I had it where I wanted it before I pressed it into place. Wow, what a mess, but I do really love... » Read More Yes, it is very hard to remove this tape- it really sticks in place. I decided to move the light and finally I ended up using my blow dryer and a very thin knife blade to loosen the tape from a wood cabinet. Then I used "Goof Off" to remover the adhesive from the wood. It was a job, but the heat helped to limber up the attachment plate where I could get a thin blade under it and cut the tape. I used heavy duty double stick tape to re-attach the plate, and I made absolutely sure that I had it where I wanted it before I pressed it into place. Wow, what a mess, but I do really love this light! I hope this will help you!! « Show Less
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The tape is pretty thick and needs to be cut. If you try to tear, all you do is just stretch it a little.
1691725
You can't tape it back sorry. You might have to solder (sotter if you don't know how to say it) it back together. You can't tape it or you will have a weird connection.
2128950
Actually I used two pieces of tape and let the client know that I taped the back side and the front of the container so that if someone picked one up it would not come apart. Hopes this helps .
1436979
The backing peels off. I prepare the area by cleaning it lightly and quickly with paint thinner, as it may remove the finish. Then peel off backing. This stuff sticks permanently and was great.
1129951
When I apply my tape, I doing so, to keep it in place. I've had no need to peel it of (as of yet). As a matter of fact, I reinforce it w/ a layer of another clear tape to keep it in place. I hope that helps...kj
2088849
It does stick. And in my experience, can be finicky about where exactly it's sitting. You could certainly try to not peel the tape and just use it, but not sure how successful you might be.
222807
Peel of the backing make sure letters are on sticky plastic put it on your wall and push on letters slowly peel of plastic some letters might come off with it so slowly peel
1353093
I just tried it to answer your question. I put the label on a regular white envelope and tried to peel it off. (I had rubbed it on really good to test this, but it was only on for a few seconds) It came off perfectly. It did not pull up any of the envelope. I was also able to stick it back on the envelope fine. :-)
1928828
The tape has an adhesive side. Just peel off the backing and stick the label to the labeled object. You're done!
1148276
After I pulled off as much of the original label as I could I used duct tape on the sticky part. Just press the duct tape against the sticky part and pull off. I did it in sections and it came right off without leaving any sticky residue. I had tried other things but this was the only thing that worked. Hope this helps.