Is this tape made to adhere on only one side or is it sticky on both sides of the tape. want to attach denim patch onto denim, and don't trust the iron on patches strength alone for hold.
1650876
One side only, with white background, so you will have a white line after finishing.
2241216
I put this tape down and leave it. If you take it up it will not stick any way as the first stick. Its made to stick and forget. If you want to stick and service stair treads you should consider Velcro strips as they can be used over and over again.
2014573
Yes! That's what it means...it will work on either side - just switch it around. Make sure you have it placed where you want it before putting the velcro strips on!
1208823
That is correct, there is no adhesive. One side is soft (kind of fuzzy), the other side is rough (a la "vell crow"). So one side will grab the other with no other fastener necessary. Its works wonderfully.
546085
I used a 3M tape that is sticky on both sides. It is designed to be used with polyethelene (sp?) materials. I had special ordered it a few years ago for another project. On the tape roll it is labeled "3M 300LSE" -- and on the inside of the roll it is identified as "Scotch" with a ID number 9472LE-5ST69119-03-6341. It works -- but t is a little pricey.Good luck, hope this helps. I'm sure a crafts store or hardware store would be able to suggest other options. I use the E6000 glue from the crafts store for many projects.
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I bought this item and the tape is black. It adheres best to itself so it works better if you can wrap it around something. It may stick to a tarp or tent, but I don't find it to be very sticky. I was attempting to use it on drop ceiling tiles
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I'm not certain if it is the "correct" tape, but I love it. I use it in the fall/winter,early spring months to cover gaps to keep the cold air out an it is fantastic. I would try it. It may not stay on if it gets moisture under the waterproof side...
1302635
Double stick tape. Seems to work well. Clean well first. Haven't had any trouble with mine!
570335
You might watch the youtube video on this, Robert. It doesn't apply the tape to the seam. You pull the tape out of the Tape Buddy and the mud is applied for you. Same concept for ceilings. Use the corner of your knife to cut the tape to a manageable length and apply it over the seam. Don't overwork it- Strike it off and move on to the next length of tape. Very easy to use- I'm extremely happy with mine. It's really a time saver.
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I have not had any issues on this. Only one time the adhesive didn't stick but it was the dead of winter and bitter cold out. That was for one side as well.I have had many car washes as well and I had no issues. Make sure you clean the mirror with alcohol as instructed.
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No. There is "hook" on one side and "loop" on the other. You should get Velcro with industrial strength adhesive if you want the Velcro to be sticky on one side. You may want to visit a Home Depot or Lowes to see the options and then come back to Amazon to get the better price. The adhesive Velcro has limitations. I tried to used the sticky Velcro on cloth and it did not hold up. You may have to get Velcro without the sticky side and use epoxy to attach the Velcro permanently.
732815
Works best with pre-folded tape. Using the side screw, adjust the opening to the width of your tape. Feed the tape end in from the side closest to you. The main fold goes to the right, the edges or (smaller folds on double fold tape) go to the left in the top and bottom brackets. The material you're edging goes in the middle through the gap on the left. Seems to work best if you feed a couple inches of bias tape through and stitch without any material to start, then add the material and continue. Takes some practice to feed everything and stitch at the same time and keep it even. I wanted to use it mainly for quilted fabric, but that was too thick to feed properly. I went back to old school stitching one side along the small fold, folding over fabric edge and stitching through all. But then, I learned in the dark ages, even before zigzag! As another said, YouTube is your friend for this sort of thing.
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The tape itself sticks very well to whatever you affix it to (if you clean the surface first, I use rubbing alcohol) but you can separate and reattach the items just like velcro. It is, however, much stronger than velcro so if you use too big of a piece it can be physically difficult (though possible) to remove and reattach the item. So the duallock strips stay in place on the items, but the items can be re-positioned.
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I bought the tape for my husband, and he is using for different purposes. Why not test it out on an old frame? Joyce
837192
Oops, yes, it's adhesive on one side! I used it on wood planters and clay pots. All adhered very well.
128780
Sandra, I got stuck with tape that is not ever usable. I wanted to use it like velcro for my pants withouthemming them and then unstick them when I put my high heels on. This was useless. I'm not sure that it would be strong enough to do what you want.
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The last portion of the tape should always be applied with zero tension (unless it is applied for a scar manipulation effect), the edges are rounded as previously mentioned- this helps to prevent snags; if you have oily skin, if it is an area with excess hair, or if your skin has lotion/moisturizer it will affect the adhesive quality of the tape. I am a licensed practitioner, and have found that it normally stays on for 3-5 days with the majority of my athletes. Lastly, you are supposed to rub the tape after it is applied to activate the adhesive. I hope this helps!