will this tape adhere to wood and can it be used as only a single side adhesive?
1889078
It is a two sided adhesive. I use it to bond fabric to wood! Does a terrific job...
1889079
This is a double faced tape for adhering two surfaces together. It would not work too well as a single sided tape by leaving the carrier paper on.
1889080
This tape is super thin and extremely sticky on both sides. It would be ok on smooth wood, but is intended to attach paper or like items using both sides. It's hard to handle without a dispenser.
1889081
I've used this on many substrates, so as long as surface is clean (no dust) and try it adheres well. If not using in a tape gun you can lay down to stick and choose not to remove the carrier paper.
1862302
That's a strong possibility. You can always try it and if it fails you can try some 3M double sided adhesive tape. Good Luck.
176990
It is not self adhesive.Try something else if that is what you want. It is just wrap with no stick. Best of luck.
337942
I've seen it used as masking for pin striping. I'm not sure if the tape would work as actual pin striping as the adhesive releases tack free. I've only used it as flexible masking tape and it works well as that.
1986412
I don't think so. Must be a super light weight adhesive. I tried mine twice before getting it on straight with no problem. It doesn't leave any sticky behind.
2107539
In my opinion, you will want a larger piece, OR you will want to cut multiple strips.. this tape isn't very wide. It will keep the carpet tacked down in place, but the first time someone kicks up a corner, it will definitely come loose. The adhesive just isn't that strong... it may stick pretty good on your (clean) hard wood, but it won't stick that well to the underside of the carpet. If you want to use velcro for this job, you'll want larger pieces of velcro, ideally with a much more durable glue. Several projects I have accomplished with this tape have failed... and I even hot glue gunned the velcro to one of my pieces. That's my experience... good luck. Mark
837192
Oops, yes, it's adhesive on one side! I used it on wood planters and clay pots. All adhered very well.
644891
Probably. It was very sticky. I put it on a metal shelf which I think would more difficult to adhere to than wood.
1762770
The metallic tape=yes, the adhesive... maybe if you said exactly what you mean by that, or better your intended or desired use you'll get better answers.
2205404
This is a "once" only application. Removing it will render the adhesive unusable.
364231
Yes the tape peels from both sides. Be sure of where you want it because it really holds. unpeel and place before unpeeling the other side.
157122
Single sided adhesive. I would suggest going to your local department store and trying out the two-sided tape or museum putty/gel. This is a fairly large roll of neoprene. I bought it years ago and still have some left.
1233215
I would have to look at a can. Don't know. But I can say this, as sticky as #77 adhesive is, it doesn't seem suitable for anything but paper/cardboard type work.
27678
This does not have an adhesive side for directly applying to windows - the most common method is to stretch it over some sort of frame and mount the whole assembly.Thanks!
1209180
I think it would stick as good as any 1/4" wide tape if the surface is smooth.
1442901
Yes, this tape will stick to polyethylene film/sheeting. It adheres extremely well to clean, dry surfaces.
898121
Sorry, but I have no idea since I attached mine on wooden furniture only. Just to give you an idea, the adhesive that goes with it is probably the same kind of double sided tape that 3M is selling. You might want to try if 3M adheres to brick. If not, I guess you can use "hardware-type" adhesives instead. Good luck!