Scor-Tape SP202 Scor-Pal Premium, double-sided adhesive tape (.25"X27yd) 2 rolls

This stuff is wonderful. I have at least 10 kinds of adhesives. I also live in a dry desert climate which hinders adhesion of some adhesives and dries others (glue stick for example) before they have a chance to bond. When you need adhesion between papers/cardstock or papers and cardstock to say chipboard, this is just too easy. No buckling under glue especially for thinner paper (not to mention the mess.) Great for attaching photos altho it is very permanent and not in any way repositional. Its also strong--I'm using it for many things including bindings (such as Kathy Orta's hidden hinge technique). It has proven itself as durable in the year I've been using it and I order this stuff in bulk now.After you firmly burnish the tape down to your first surface (say on a picture), I recommend using an exacto knive or similar when you peel off the edges. I use this technique which I saw in Orta's video for rapidly peeling back multiple peices on a project.Greatest crafting product yet.

Works well

I have a collection of glue runners, tapes, adhesives, glue dots, foam tape... basically anything you can imagine for getting two items to stick together. I was looking for a more cost efficient product than the *red* tapes I've used in the past, of which I've purchased 3 brands. All three were roughly $5 for 15-18 feet. This seemed to be an awesome deal for two rolls at $10 for 54 yards in total. I've used this Scor-Tape several times since receiving it a couple of weeks ago and I'm not impressed at all. I don't use my red tape for just anything... only for specific items that need a seriously strong hold. This tape does not give me the same results. It provides about the same tension hold as my Scotch ATG gun. Yes, it's easy to tear, but that's about all I find great about it. I wonder if I got a lemon, seeing all the excellent reviews and comparisons to the *red* tapes? If the second roll provides better results, I will update my review.Update, Oct. 9: Well, it seems I jumped the gun before giving this tape a fair chance. I've used about half of the roll and now find myself going for it a LOT. It DOES hold better than I initially thought, but I didn't find this out until I tried to reposition a few things after using it. It holds. It holds well. I like it well enough now that I went ahead and purchased the 1" size, which is great for using to apply glitter or foil to die cuts. I'm thinking about getting the 6x6" sheets, too. So, maybe I should ask for some salt to go with my crow. ;)

This tape is awesome for any paper crafter! I use it all the time, especially when making mini-albums from scratch. It is super easy to use and adheres very well. It is my favorite two-sided tape to use...so easy to tear, don't have to search for scissors and is a really good value for the price. Always try to keep some on hand.

This tape isn’t cheap, but it is the best there is. I make greeting cards, and once this tape is used, the paper is stuck. There is glue remover that you can use if you make a mistake, but this so beats the tape runners at the craft stores. Don’t get me wrong, I still use the tape runners for thin cardstock. If I am using heavy cardstock or several layers, this is my go-to tape. I put it on the paper and then tear by placing my fingernail at the end. Easy peasy. Amazon has the most reasonable price on it and it’s for two rolls. I love it.

In my opinion the Sookwang double sided tape other wise known as Scor-Tape is the best in the industry! You have some wonderful hold with this tape . You can do so many things ; Holding down ribbon instead of gluing it. Beads are there to stay and so are awkward embellishments they stay down with Sookwang tape. Of course if they are heavy you need big glue dots. Make stickers with it. You can die cut with the larger size width 2.5 and up just put it side by side on the card stock and you now have a 5" surface to use, die cut it and peal. This will give you a smooth image to put down or even add foiling to it and other embellishments . It also comes in 6" width for the largest dies.I even use it around the house to hold things down on my glass desk surfaces. In my opinion it works better than the "red tape" not to mention any names. It is a bit pricey but you will receive a pristine product in my humble opinion as a paper crafter. Happy Crafting! L~

I make a lot of greeting cards and paper gift items. This has been my go-to tape for all my projects. It’s strong and will hold things in place. I have purchased this tape for several years.

It's good tape, thin and works well but I wanted to use the tape to make custom envelopes to go with the greeting cards I make. I'm unhappy with that fact that it says "sookwang" all over it. Ok, I knew from the picture that it said that but I didn't realize that it would affect my projects. It's fine if I use the tape to stick things together myself, but I need to leave one side of the tape on so customers can seal the envelopes when they use the cards. I don't like that it will say "wang" on there if I don't take a lot of care in cutting it. Maybe I am being juvenile, but inevitably someone is going to complain that their card's envelope says wang on it, and I don't need the headaches. I'll still use this for my projects but I won't purchase it again and I'll look elsewhere for what I need double sided tape for.

Best double sided tape!! Works really well when sticking thick glitter card stock to other card stock. Holds paper together with no mess. Easy to use. Highly recommend.

Always good. It sticks and it stays.

Easy to use, great quality adhesive. Works really well for my crafting.

Best double sided tape I have ever used!!

Works great and doesn't gum up my needle