Is this tape pretty strong? Can I pull it fairly hard when installing, or will it tear under pressure like some other tapes?
480888
It seems to be pretty strong. I stretched it enough to get a good, tight wrap without it breaking. I don't know just how much it would take, but at least I didn't have a problem with it breaking.
480889
It is strong and flexible. You should not have any issues. This is a good quality product.
480890
You can pull it pretty hard. I had no problem installing it and it looks and feels great
660902
The tape is really easy to keep on, you just have to be careful. But otherwise no, it needs the tape to stay together.
214542
This tape is probably too weak for that unless the polyurethane molding you are using is very thin. This only really good for something the weight of paper. Even heavy poster paper doesn't work for it either. For anything substantial, I would probably use sticky putty adhesive that can be peeled off. You can search for it under "putty adhesive".
722972
It's not actually tape you can tear but rather a strong, clear adhesive. I'm very pleased with the product!
1818908
Way more than strong enough. The problem I had was that they shorted me something like 8 inches so I couldn't use it for my application. Keep in mind that it will stretch when stressed. I used it to pull 250 lbs and at 25 feet it stretched several inches. For a couple of feet and with multiple strands stretching won't be an issue.
171321
I had a leak that needed to be fixed NOW. I went to Home Depot and bought their product and was immediately sorry that I had. It broke easily, and didn't seem to have the elasticity that was needed. I then got on Amazon and read the reviews on this type of tape. A lot of good reviews prompted me to buy the 3M product. I'm completely happy with their product. Having said that, I was in Walmart and saw the Duct Tape ( it make be called Duck tape) brand of the silicone tape, and decided that I'd give it a try . (it was significantly cheaper...and no shipping cost, than the 3M product). This is totally subjective, but I liked it better. I now keep a roll in my toolbox, and I use it for just about everything.
38841
No it is not. You have to be real careful with it or it can ruin your tape.
1037872
I found it very strong. I do not think it will tear at edges. If you are worried, use extra packing tape on the edges. But i was very pleased with the bubble wrap itself.
1681938
I don't know if it is Overkill, i am not sure the reason why you want to secure the bed liner... However this tape is nice and strong. So if you want to secure your bed liner ( no matter what it is made of) it will definately stay down. I used this tape to secure some 3foot x 3 foot steel sheet metal to a paint 1/4" sheet rock.. and it is holding good...
2084858
It doesn't say anywhere on the roll. I will say it is much stronger than most gaffer's tape I have used. It tears hard. I am very happy with it. Sorry I don't have an exact answer for you.
450464
Ditto cap'n Ed , another product that I feel is stronger is Loctite 1390595 10-Ounce Cartridge PL Premium Construction Adhesive.Just my 2 cents worth.Don
1220034
I am relatively sure you can take it up with no problem. The adhesive is like most two sided tape strength.... strong enough to keep it in place but nothing permanent.
590524
I could not tear it with my hands. This tape is definitely not thin. I didn't use a tape dispenser with it so I cannot tell you how easy it was to use in that way. Very sticky tape. I had ordered another brand prior to this tape and it was falling off the cardboard boxes. I didn't have that problem with this tape.
590526
I was pleased (and surprised) with how thick the tape is. I can't tear it with my fingers, and it's pretty heavy duty. I plan on ordering it again once my supply runs out.
1040934
I can't answer your question. I found that it will stick and stay attached where some tapes won't.
630278
I can't answer specifically about this product. Recently I have installed several different shower head connections (diverter, head, etc.) I always use tape, except in a couple of instances where the directions specifically said not to. In those cases I didn't. Following that guideline, I have rarely had trouble. However, I do not remember whether there was a specific direction about tape for this hose. I've had the hose installed now for six months with no problem. I had another hose (same type) installed on a summer cabin shower last summer with no problems.
295617
It "should" be... but with my experience I can honestly tell you that the tape I had wouldn't hold anything. Again, I could've just received a bad order of this tape, but I would recommend looking for another kind of double sided tape. Hope this helps!