LLPT Double Sided Black Acrylic Mounting Tape

I have used various brands of double sided mounting tape over the years. Stuff you can just buy at the store and also stuff that you order online. Expensive stuff and cheap stuff. In my opinion this is the very best. Especially for strength. When you first adhere something to it it sticks okay. But after a day or so it's basically a permanent Bond. And then if you need to remove it it comes off pretty clean. This is a mounting tape miracle! It also is I think the least expensive double-sided tape. It was also proven to be the strongest mounting tape on the testing video site Project Farm.

Was trying to use inside a car on an odd surface design dash in a 2020 Subaru Wrx, originally bought for a phone mount and accessport to stick to the dash. It did a great job at first but between the heat, weight, and pulling a phone on and off the mount it slowly pulled away. For a stationary stuck and done this will absolutely do the job. For something like a phone mount, mounted vertically it was less than exciting. Ended up super gluing the phone mount lol

The first thing that hit me with this product is the smell. It's such a strong chemical odor, it'll bother you like crazy. But it's worth dealing with because of how strong the tape is. As long as the surface you're using this on is clean, and not cold, it'll stick on very strong. The price threw me off because of how cheap it is, but it's honestly probably the same as 3M, if not, better than 3M.

When I went to install this, due to the difficulty keeping it unstuck from my hands, I thought I had a winner. Alas, the tape that stuck so diligently to my hands, had no staying power on smooth, flat, cleaned surfaces. In addition, the task of peeling off the backing for the second adhesive side, was beyond frustrating. The double whammy of not sticking to the intended surface, and spending countless minutes attempting to peel off the second side backing, left me finding a completely different solution. For reference, I needed to hold 2, flat sided, very lightweight picture frames together, and then secure them on the bottom edge to a desk. There was no gravity issue, nothing that should have led to such an epic fail. Unless you have more patience, and some great super glue, save yourself the trouble and buy something that sticks. I should have gone with gorilla tape to begin with. There is no way this could have held anything to the wall, although I would have liked to try to tape the manufacturer up somewhere, but it would never have held...

Strong is not the first word that comes to mind when I think about this stuff. I (mistakingly) used this first outdoors, an attempt to mount my Ring video doorbell. After meticulously covering the back of the Rings mount, it lasted less than a day as I had come outside the next morning to find my doorbell splayed out on the sidewalk. I tried next to use it to mount a motion sensor to the inside frame of my door, a covered location free from the stresses of mother nature. This time it stayed up for 3 and a half days. It became dislodged at a time when I was not home and while the system was actively alarmed... inadvertently setting off the Ring alarm system and leaving me in the dark as to what exactly was happening at my house. So yeah...strong is NOT the first word that comes to mind for me when thinking of this stuff. Relatively easy application. Relatively poor adhesive.

I bought this to put up a mailbox on my brick wall outside. As soon as it touched the wall, it was on there and I could not pull it off. It's been up now for about a month in frigid cold weather. This was a wood to brick bond and I have no expectation this will ever come down on it's own. Caution: make sure anything you are using this for is aligned exactly the way you want before you apply it.

These are the best, but follow instructions and after taping first side, let it dry overnight, then stick the other side and let it dry over night with support on the object until then. However, lighter things could just stick it right away but if you want the best more permanent results do as instructed.

I liked how easily the tape pulls away. It’s easy to get the exact length you want without wasting tape! I didn’t have any major issues removing the tape and used it in multiple applications. I also want to add that I used this on multiple surfaces (concrete, cinder block wall, and dry wall) and had no issues with long term adhesion. Would definitely buy this again. I hung mainly graphics and decorations in a classroom setting.

Great tape.... Use it for many years

Best double tap ever... used it for my car fenders and survived the snowy winter. Better than any other overpriced ones

After reading reviews and claims that this was a better alternative to the more well known brand of double-sided tape, I took a chance on this roll. It’s performance is nowhere near and falls well below the other brand. Aside from the weaker adhesive, the thickness of the tape itself is too thin to my liking. This was a case of quantity over quality. Would not recommend.

does not stick well so avoid.

the tape is good but you need to put a lot of tape or it wont hold. smells funky but effective if the right quantity and technique is used to apply it. holds better than most tapes. used it to tape side skirts on my car that was loose. strong at withstanding heat and cold.