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- Both sides coated with permanent adhesive
- No glue mess
- Cleaner way to create and craft presentations for home and for school vs. glue
- Holds things together without being seen
- Dispenser included: Refills easily, stores away conveniently, always ready
- Glides off roll smoothly, cuts easily
- Photo safe
- No liner
- 1/2 in. x 450 in., 1 Dispenser, 1 in. core
- Great for quick fixes, mounting or additions to your project
- Easy-to-apply design that doesn't dry out
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Q: Would this is good tape to use to secure EVA shelf liners?
A: Hello - Thank you for asking. This tape is designed for a permanent bond so we would not recommend applying to furniture shelves as they may damage the surface if removed. If you have any additional questions or concerns, please connect with our team directly at 1-800-3M-HELPS Mo-Fri 8am-4:30pm CT.
submitted by3M Company - 2 months agoBrand expert
Q: can this tape be used on fabric without consequences?
A: Hello - Thank you for asking. We wouldn't recommend using this on wooly or dense fabrics, and you may not have intended results if you use it on a silky fabric. If you have any additional questions or concerns, please connect with our team directly at 1-800-328-6276 Mo-Fri 8am-4:30pm CT.
submitted by3M Social Engagement - 1 year agoBrand expert
Q: This tape says it is photo safe, but it is not acid free. If not acid free, wont it ruin photos?
A: Great Question! The Scotch Permanent Double Sided Tape is photo safe because it passed the Photographic Activity Test, widely known as the PAT, in an International Standard - ISO 18916. The Photographic Activity Test (PAT) is an industry-standard test that uses fading, spotting or staining detectors to evaluate whether enclosure materials, inks and adhesives are safe to use with silver photographic images. As of 1997, this test is done on negatives, as well as the fronts and backs of both color and black & white photographic prints. Products which pass this test will not damage or change the image on negatives or photographic prints. 3M has this testing done by an independent laboratory. We hope this helps!
submitted by3M Social Engagement - 2 years agoBrand expert