Double Sided Tape Heavy Duty, Waterproof Mounting Foam Tape, 33ft Length, 0.4in Width, Strong Adhesive Tape for LED Strip Lights, Automotive, Home, Office Decor, Outdoor, Made of 3M VHB Tape

Excellent product. Sticks to everything and won’t let go. Very durable.

I bought this to reinforce the stickiness of some tape lights that we put in our outdoor shed bar. It works perfectly. I no longer have to worry about the lights coming loose and dangling down from where they are supposed to be attached.

The plastic cover to the tape is extremely difficult to remove. I use tweezer's and it is still extremely difficult to remove the cover tape.

If you've used 3M VHB tape you know it works great. I've used it for everything from fish tank sumps to automobile spoilers and trim. This time it was to replace the knock-off double sided tape that came on my upper roof spoiler for my car.The key for this tape is to use it on non-porous material like glass, gloss auto paint (not household wall paint), metal etc. Make sure to prep the surface and do a final clean wipe and dry with alcohol before applying the tape. This stuff holds incredibly well if you do your part to prepare the surface. On my previous cars I've used it for trunk lip spoilers for over 10 years and it holds up to the weather and abuse. never failed or peels. Its my go to tape for such applications. Its not meant to be easy to remove.I bought the 0.4" width in this listing as there are 2 strips down my spoiler. one strip is .4" and the other is .5" I'm glad they sell many different sizes.

The product works great! But I have spent up 15 minutes trying to get the dang red backing off the back! Here is how I do it now and it only takes about ten seconds:- It is best to sit at a desk or at a countertop so you can concentrate and get all the tape pieces done in one easy batch.- Cut off a 1-1/2 piece- Fold it so it is red on both sides and has about 1/4" to 3/8" of adhesive exposed. I call this my "handle"- Cut a piece about 3/4" longer than you need and place on your project. Rub it in well. That's your "Project" piece- Take your "Handle" and stick it to your the extra bit on your "project" piece with about a 1/4" overlap. Squeeze them together tightly so it bonds well.- Now you just pull slightly on your "handle" as you poke under the red edge with a razor knife. you'll find it much easier to separate.- Cut off the project piece at the right length with the razor knife. Leave a "tab" of red backing to later use to get the backing off.- Save the handle for the next tape point on your project.- When you are ready to place your project, it only takes you seconds to pull off all the backing. No flustration, what-so-ever!

I used these for remounting some phillips indoor lights. I honestly prefer this tape to the tape that comes pre attached to the lights.

I used these to install lightstrips underneath my kitchen cabinets, and they are holding well weeks later, so the adhesion is good. Though it doesn't feel like its going to adhere when you apply it.I gave it a 3 for removal, because while it is easy to pull off, it comes off similar to a 3M hanger, it stretches off, so once you place it thats it. You can't reposition, so don't give it a hard press on there until you're absolutely ready.I have the easy to use a 1 star because holy crap... I spent half of the project time just trying to peel the back (second side) adhesion sticker off. its not split down the middle like a lot of these type covers are, so its a PAIN! Cutting your piece at an angle helps some, but then you don't get a clean end seam on your lightstrip.All in all, I'd probably go with something else unless the price limits you to this. They do work, but you'll spend time getting them to do so.

Used to mount strip LED lights under kitchen counters and this worked great for the application.