Glue Dots, Removable Dots, Double-Sided, 1/2", .5 Inch, 200 Dots, DIY Craft Glue Tape, Sticky Adhesive Glue Points, Liquid Hot Glue Alternative, Clear

Works well with desk chair mat on a hard floor. Be generous and use them around perimeter

It works for me I use it as a temporary adhesive.

I wish these were made just a little bit thicker. They are kind of hard to get off the backer sheet, because they are spread thin. They do come off of paper and objects well.

I love these. I use glue dots for so many things. Recently I use these for tons of pictures for an open house. We stuck them in wood windows and wood pallets. I also used them to hold ribbon in place & for wrapping ribbon around cardboard letters. Good for corners of picnic tables to hold plastic tablecloths in place outside. They work great and are easy to remove but they are a pain in the butt to apply. The clear sheet on the top of the dot that you must remove after u apply each dot to it's surface sticks to your skin like static. Every time you peel it off the glue dot and try to throw away the film it just stays on your finger you can't let go of it, it won't just drop off. It drove me crazy. The ones on a roll are much less annoying.

need to be more stronger, great value and best for paper right size and need more stickiness

I wish I would have bought the dispenser. I don’t think they should sell them without a dispenser because they get stuck all over your fingers and roll up and become unusable. It was a pain in the butt making 3 large boards. Also it seemed to warp some of the pictures.

I bought these initially for window decorations for my hotel window at Disney in the 100+ degree heat. I was able to stick my decorations on the windows with no problem and they stayed in place for 5+ days. The size of the dot was perfect for small 2” confetti decorations I was using. The number of dots you get for the price is awesome as well. I had some left over so I used them for another project as well. To apply the dots, I just cut each dot individually and stuck it to the decoration and let it set; then I peeled the backing away - so easy to use/apply.

Once you try a few and get the hang of it, these go on pretty easy. I dont know what will happen if I try removing them a couple years from now so hoping they will come off without damaging the item mounted (but since I have no changes planned I probably shouldn't even worry about that). Have a good supply but if I run out I would buy these again without hesitation.