Best 1 1/2" Ultra-Thin Permanent Double-Sided Tape for Arts, Crafts, Photography, Scrapbooking, Documents, All Purpose (1 1/2-Inch by 164-Feet/55 Yards)

This tape is great for woodworking when you need a double sided bond for jigs and lath work. The adhesion is excellent as long as the roll is kept clean and not sitting out in a dusty shop. Moisture will also degrade this tape so be mindful where you store it.

480 beauties 🩵Inspirational set of positive messages. 1.5 x 1.5 inches.Colorful, any reason, anyone.Easy to take off the sheet to use.I recommend them for envelopes, dress up your sticky notes and journals and bookmarkers, gift a whole page to a sticker lover 🥰

This double sided adhesive is perfect. I am a demonstrator for a rubber stamping company and I mostly make hand stamped greeting cards. When I have fine, die-cut pieces I need to adhere to a card, glue can be very messy and I've found this double-sided adhesive to be quite excellent.You apply this product to the back of the cardstock piece that you will be cutting from. As you roll it off of the roll, you expose one side of the adhesive (just like a roll of tape) which you then stick to the back side of the cardstock. The other side of the tape has white paper backing. You roll off and cut whatever size you want to place on the back of your cardstock. Then after you die cut your piece, you just remove the white backing to reveal the adhesive and stick the die-cut piece down. Easy Peasy.I've used several different brands of this type of product all of which have come as "sheets". For the sheets, you cut the sheet to fit the cardstock piece, peel back one white protective layer from the cut sheet revealing the adhesive and then attach it to the cardstock. Then after you die-cut your cardstock, to attach your die-cut piece you have to peel off a second layer of white backing from the other side, which creates an additional step.The sheets have areas at the edge of them that help you get the backing off but when dealing with left over pieces of the sheet that aren't near an edge it can be difficult to get the backing peeled up. The two layers of backing on the sheets are very thin and that makes it hard to remove it and sometimes the adhesive wants to come up with the backing. So besides the additional step of peeling off an additional layer of backing, it can sometimes be frustrating getting the backing off properly.Additionally, sometimes the adhesive itself that the sheets use is not always the best quality. It can be stringy or thin and peel up easily when removing the backing or not be very strong, giving a weak hold. Sometimes I've found it doesn't cut well or at all around fine details (so you end up with adhesive where you don't want it like in small fine holes) and then it can end up just as or even more messy than if you'd just used glue.I have found that the 2 inch size of this product in tape form is so much easier to work with than the sheets, especially for smaller die cuts, and it seems to be the perfect size universally for what I need it for. But it does come in many different widths (including larger widths such as 3" and 5") and I do have occasions for smaller widths so I will probably order another roll that is 1" wide which is $7.99.I have never had trouble getting the backing off of this product and the adhesive is perfect, just the right thickness and consistency and it bonds firmly and completely. The quality of the adhesive itself is excellent for my purposes. Adhesive quality matters and I have been very satisfied with the quality of the adhesive this product uses.And you get a lot! It will last you a while and you will waste less of it. I ordered it in January of 2020 and I still have a lot left. That is something I really appreciate about this product because I'm tired of companies that price gouge crafters. When possible, I avoid buying any products from companies who take advantage of crafters.This product is also neater to use and store as you don't have all the little left over pieces in different sizes to deal with like you do with the sheets. Virtually none of it goes to waste. It is easy and convenient to use. It was also reasonably priced at $12.99.Because of it's price, convenience, quality and functionality, I highly recommend this product and I will purchase it again. And to be clear, this is my own personal opinion which I was not asked for or offered anything for giving. I just like giving credit where credit is due and sharing what I think are good finds with other crafters!

This tape is absolutely amazing! I have used it so far for cardstock project and it sticks very well. My main reason for purchasing was to see if it adhered well to glitter cardstock and it really does! The roll comes with a lot so you can make a ton of stuff with just one roll. Once you cut the piece and place it on to where you want it to go you easily remove the top layer is with a weeding tool! Pro tip here lol... Thank you for an awesome product, just purchased another roll!

This is some really solid, double-stick adhesive film for more industrial type applications. Any of my criticisms have more to do with the listing, which claims it is good for crafts like scrapbooking. First, I would not classify this tape as "ultra thin." It doesn't create a big ridge on most paper when applied, but the film itself is very thick and comes off in contiguous, thick sheets when you remove it. It's almost impossible to apply by tearing and it is so incredibly strong, I wouldn't risk gunking up my scissors with it.I also would say that listing this for things like scrapbooking and photography is way off base. This stuff is STRONG. I mean like this is the strongest adhesive I've ever encountered outside of two-part epoxy type glues. I have no doubt that you could probably stick light objects to the wall with this stuff and have it last. Because it is so strong and thick, it's very hard to work with. The only way you could cut it into neat pieces would be to stick it to a sheet of freezer paper or something and use a blade to cut it to size. Tearing it creates a mess because it wants to stick to your fingers, to itself, to any surface you have it on, etc. It will absolutely shred paper if you need more precision than a broad rectangular slice here and there. You can not stick things to it and then pull them off like a sticker. You can't really stick it to the paper, then tear it, like other double tapes for scrapbooking I've used either. And like I said, it's a very thick jelly like film and even though you can't feel a ridge under your paper, you can feel how much bulk it adds when you try to bend the page. I bought this primarily to stick things into my sketchbook without adding a lot of bulk to the pages, so it was not very useful for me.All that being said, with the right application - that is if you need some heavy duty adhesive - this is the right stuff for you. This is by far the strongest tape I've ever encountered. You get a lot of tape in one roll too, so I would consider it a bargain. But I don't think it's very good for light paper crafts at all.

It seems to be holding up well. I used it to attach pretty paper to the back of my kitchen cabinets.

As many others have mentioned, this two-sided tape is really excellent. The adhesion is super on both sides, and it is indeed thin. It's easy to apply because it comes off the roll with one adhesive side exposed (which you apply to one surface), and the other side has the covering which readily peels off to expose the other adhesive side. I can't imagine a better two-sided tape for adhesion to two relatively smooth surfaces if you're after a very thin interface between those two surfaces. I haven't tried removing it after application, so I can't comment on ease of removal. But given how good the adhesion is, it's quite likely it may damage some work surfaces if an attempt is made to remove it after application. Very highly recommended, indeed!

Works just as well and way cheaper than stuff I got from the craft store.

I go this today just now and I spent over a half-hour trying to peel off the backing. It was impossible. I have full nails and just couldn't peel it back. The adhesive that was present was also very weak.Do yourselves a favour folks and buy Scotch Tape doubled-sided tape. Much stronger, although you'll have to use scissors to cut it to 1/8" size. And much cheaper too! DO NOT BUY THIS!