Best 3" Ultra-Thin Permanent Double-Sided Tape for Arts, Crafts, Photography, Scrapbooking, Tear-by-Hand, Paper Backing, Documents, All Purpose (3-Inch by 164-Feet/55 Yards)

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I am very pleased with this tape. It is easy to use and it seems to adhere well to the paper. (I am using this for mounting photos and scrapbooking). I haven't tried to remove anything once it has been adhered to a surface or to paper, so I can't really say anything about that. I purchased the tape that is 1/2" wide. I think that the one that is 1" wide would be too wide for mounting small photos with. I am happy with this purchase and there is a lot more tape on the roll, than the acid-free double sided tape that is available in the craft stores.

Very easy to use.

This dbl. stick tape is really good. Its very thin but if you have smooth surfaces its the best you will ever find.

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.

BEST double edge tape, Hi-tack is impressive.

This stuff is the BEST! Everything is just as they say & it's so easy to work with.Pardon my language, but screw 3M double-sided tape.Tips: Keep it in a plastic bag & when using don't set the roll down on anything except for clean plastic, the edges will pick up everything! It is SO sticky; yay!After you place the strip of tape, but before you pull off the paper, burnish it hard for maximum adhesion...like, with your thumbnail or the back of a spoon...or an agate burnisher!Love the stuff!

I’ve used a lot of double sided tape and this is the easiest to remove the backing. You don’t need to use a pick tool or a craft knife blade. You can easily remove the backing with your fingers. Saves a lot of time. And it’s easy to tear if you don’t want to cut it. Really good tape.

It stick to objects really well