Mounting Tapes

Although mounting tape is high-tack and can be trusted to hold items in place or join two surfaces without moving, it can still be removed with little effort. The best way to remove it is to carefully liberate one edge using a sharp object, such as a razor or knife before pulling the tape slowly at an angle. Using this method should leave your surfaces free from any adhesive residue.

A high-quality mounting tape can be trusted not to damage any surface it is used on, whether that be a wall or a car’s surface. As long as the correct removal process is followed, your mounting tape shouldn’t leave any residue or pull any paint off the walls.

The amount of weight your mounting tape can hold will depend on what type of mounting tape you choose. For example, our Acrylic Reinforced Double Sided Mounting Tape will be able to mount heavier items than our standard double sided mounting tape.

Mounting tape is fast drying, and the bond strength will increase as the adhesive spreads onto the surfaces they’re attached to. It usually takes around 72 hours for the mounting tape to be fully set.

The high-tack surface on both sides of our mounting tapes is very sticky, which should mean that you can easily adhere them to any surface.

Dissolving mounting tape can be tricky since it’s designed to be persistent in most conditions. Using heat or hot water often won’t work – the only way to remove it is to be gentle and patient, and pull at the adhesive slowly.

Mounting tapes are usually highly resistant to most elements, including water. Therefore, your mounted items shouldn’t move if they come into contact with any water, whether it be rain, snow, or condensation.