Double-Sided Tape for Arts, Crafts, Photography, Scrapbooking, Tear-by-Hand, SP202 - 0.25 in. x 27 yd. Tape, 3 Pack

Does what it's supposed to do--does not lose its adhesive quality over time. I hate when a multi-layered card comes apart because the tape lost its adhesion.

This tape tears off the roll easily and sticks well when applied to the layers of cards. Would definitely buy again.

I love using this for cards that have metallic finish or a foam backing. Stick well and worth the expense.

I am a card maker and this adhesive works great on pieces that have been water colored as they tend to warp a bit. Using this score tape is an easy way to make sure everything is securely adhered on my projects!

I am creating a special workshop for kids where we will be making simple electrical circuits using a LED, button cell battery, and special copper adhesive tape (no wires or soldering). To make it more fun, I created a simple paper box out of cardstock with cutouts so it looks like a Minecraft Redstone (Google it if you are unfamiliar). The idea was to put together the circuit, build the box around it, and the LED will shine through the holes. It will be only 45 minutes per session and I had to consider the manual dexterity of smaller kids so I used the laser cutter at Oahu Makerspace to cut the outline of the box and all the small openings. The box has tabs for assembly and I needed to figure out what to use to stick the parts together.I considered regular tape, double stick tape, glue stick, and the dispensers that lay down adhesive. Each had benefits and pitfalls, but all of them had the same problem, namely I would have to purchase a bunch of them and after the event I would end up with a ton of barely used adhesive. Then I discovered this stuff.Totally perfect material. It is a thin sticky tape with a paper backer on one side. You use it like a regular tape. Apply it to your surface and tear it off or tear off a length and stick it down. Then peel off the paper backer to expose the adhesive on the top side. The material itself is slightly stretchy and relatively thin.And the best part? I can stick it on the tabs and leave the paper backer on. During the glass, the students can simply peel the backer off and stick the parts together. It is like those self sealing envelopes. It is a perfect solution and if Amazon didn't suggest it, I never would have known about it.

This doesn't tear until I want it to tear!

I use product doing craft projects, such as card making. Very strong adhesive.

Good for attaching dust covers to backs of picture frames. Easy to apply with good adhesion to backing paper. Recommended for picture framing. Good value.

Love this product. A bit pricey but you get what you pay for and it works very well