Sellotape Double Sided Tape, Strong Double Sided Tape for Everyday Use, Mounting, Arts & Crafts, Easy to Use Double Sided Sticky Tape with Solid Grip & Easy Peel, 12mmx33m

Perfect, strong and reliable

This tape is very good, easy to peel the back off which is the usual problem i have with double sided tape. Sellotape so it will be decent.

Good price and great for crafting. A little tricky to get off the backing so marked down a star

I used this Sellotape double‑sided tape to hang a few pictures, and it worked very well for securing them in place. The tape is easy to cut, simple to apply, and provides a strong grip once positioned. It held the pictures firmly without any slipping. However, because the hold is quite strong, I’d advise some caution when using it on walls, as it may risk damage when removed (I haven’t taken mine down yet). Overall, a reliable tape for mounting lightweight items, used carefully.

Very strong to birthday party to hang ballons

I needed to attach a plastic guide strip onto an aluminium rail. Surface was cleaned with solvent. Sadly, the adhesive lasted just a few hours before giving up. Not what I had in mind. The tape might be fine for arts and crafts but not where positive adhesion is required.

Very happy with this tape, I've been using it to scrapbook and it's easily held down everything I've stuck in it! It's very easy to apply too!

For years, I have lived in fear of adhesives. Tape that peels away too soon. Sticky notes that fall like autumn leaves. Glue that refuses to bond but somehow still gets all over my hands, the table, and, inexplicably, my cat. But this stuff STICKS. You don’t realize how bad your past experiences with tape have been until you encounter one that actually does what it’s supposed to do. My first test was innocent enough - I used it to stick some cards on my whiteboard. Normally, this means curling edges and a dramatic midnight collapse. But not this time. Three weeks later, the cards still clung to the whiteboard. No peeling. No sad drooping. Just steadfast commitment. Inspired by this success, I started getting ambitious. A wobbly power strip on my desk? Taped it down. A crooked picture frame? Taped it into submission. Then came the incident. I was wrapping a present and needed to discreetly attach a bow. Naturally, I reached for my trusty Sellotape, expecting a gentle but firm hold. What I got instead was a permanent commitment - more than I can say for my past partners. I tried to adjust the bow. It would not budge. I tried to remove the tape. It laughed in my face. At this point, I had two choices: accept my fate or involve scissors. I chose the latter, but not before briefly considering whether I should just tell the gift recipient that the bow was a feature, not a flaw. Beware: this tape has no chill. There is no such thing as "temporary" with this tape. Once it sticks, it’s there for life. I learned this the hard way when I accidentally got a small strip stuck to my desk. "No problem," I thought, underestimating my opponent. That piece of tape is still there.