I adhered canvas to board with it and it did ...
587375
I adhered canvas to board with it and it did very well . I have tried other glues with less success and this performed well the first time and only time I have used it thus far.
523132
If you use oil paint you will have to prime of treat this in some way, it will wick your oil. I'm a professional artist and have never had a palette absorb so much material. Good size so I treated my board after first time using it and was good to go.
103688
I needed a thin canvas and this worked great! It fit in the frame I had perfectly! It was a little bowed from shipping but I laid it flat and it straightened out. I suggest the seller put it in a thinner box or pack it with stuffing.
4465417
Very durable fabric tape - used on my snowboard bag to fix slice from TSA last time i checked it. Adhesive does not stick all that well but used canvas thread to reinforce it. Checked bag twice since repair and patch still holding strong.
3080966
I have just taken up painting. I have several physical issues and actually do most of my painting sitting down with my canvas on my lap. This sketch board has provided me with a wonderful work area that will fit on my lap allowing me to paint with no worry of getting paint on my clothes. I'll probably be purchasing a larger one soon for slightly larger canvases.
4521447
It went up fine and has stayed up.  My problem is that the dry erase marker doesn't erase.  I wrote on it and left the message overnight.  When I tried to erase it the next day, you could still see the outline of the text.  It doesn't come clean even with dry erase board cleaner.
1592042
This tape works pretty good. When I stuck it to a surface that had just been painted, it pulled off without damage.
822708
Found there were some bubbles when I applied it. Since I was using it on a printer that causes adhesion problems not for the surface being attached, but for the print on top of that surface.
1044674
It did ok. If any glue got on the roller the fabric would stick to roller in stead of the surface.
1530015
It's fine but it's just like a flat board. I thought and wanted the ones that's on a wood frame like larger canvases
4594263
This is a great board. I added magnets to it to be able to stick it my fridge to make it more effective.
1794624
A friend gave me a pastel board for my acrylic painting and I LOVE IT. Problem is there's no comparison to the canvas I am budget restricted to using.
And so I have painted over my one board 4 times.
673289
I have a number of birch and hardboard panels in varying sizes that I was planning to cover with linen and cotton canvas.  I spent a good bit of time investigating the best method and products for doing this so that oil paintings on these covered panels would stand the test of time...no loosening of canvas and no discoloration coming through the painting from the wood panel support beneath it.  I found that the Conservation Department of the National Gallery of Canada recommends using a full-strength neutral pH PVA Glue for adhering the canvas.  Lineco was the brand that was recommended on many of the artist forums.  As a "practice run," I've finished several panels.  The Lineco adhesive worked great.  It was easy to brush on; and while it recommended letting it dry for 1 day before sizing and priming, it felt strongly adhered after just a few minutes of rolling it with a brayer.  I still weighted it down though and waited the full 24 hours before proceeding.  One caution I would pass on to anyone planning to cover a large surface is that the adhesive does set up pretty quickly.  For smaller linen covered panels, I brushed on the Lineco.  For large pieces, I used a roller to spread the adhesive.  It seems like it wastes more of the adhesive than using a brush; but it allows you to move a bit faster before it starts to dry.
1842796
I use this as a board for the items I'm gluing together, and with it came in a larger size. I also wish I'd gotten two, but that's another story.
3831815
We didn't realize this wasn't a self-adhesive product until after our project was complete. We used it to cover a chalkboard on a child's easel and make it magnetic. We flattened the roll out under a weighted tote/storage bin which worked fine. We pulled the vinyl off thinking it was the white adhesive backing. It took two people pulling on it to get it off. One to hold the magnetic sheet with two hands and one to pull on the white sheet. For obvious reasons it took some effort, but it came off. The "vinyl" was a thin stretchy white sheet that looked like it was the backing of other self-adhesive magnet sheets that I've used. There was a remaining amount of glue left on the magnetics side. We stuck it on the easel and screwed the frame back on. The magnetic pull is fine for a child's foam magnets but I wouldn't recommend it for much else as it was quite weak.
214961
Worked really well.  I used to put some fabric on a backer board and it worked great.
4801077
Matched description and stuck to the surface I placed it on