41 Feet Self Back Adhesive Tape Roll by TOPtoper Hook and Loop Strips 0.8 Inch (Black 2.0Inch)

Very pleased with this. Am using it to attach blackout curtains to the window frame, so light doesn't seep in. Both the glue and the velcro itself are very strong. I can tug to dis-attach the curtains in the morning to let in the light without fear of the tape ripping off the window frame. Note that my curtains came with velcro on the edges already, so I don't know if the tape would actually adhere to the curtains. I'm just using it on the window frame.) It may be so strong that it will take the paint off the window frame when I remove it one day, but I'm willing to live with that in order to get decent sleep. One note: do yourself a favor and use a twist tie to tie each roll of tape in place before you start using it. This will save you from having to later untangle a jumble of unwound, stuck-together tape! Thanks for a good product that does what it says it will do.

For less than 12 bucks, I got two rolls of Velcro tapes at 41ft. That is a bargain. I used it lot. I have a NUNET ATSC TV box to record OTA channels like Super Bowl game since I will be at work that day. I used the tape to attach the TV box remote to the TV box and attach the TV remote to the TV as the picture. I also apply the tape to a NUNET toilet light (yes I am a NUNET product fan. I trust this brand for its quality electronic products and service) to my toilet water tank instead of bending the extension cord to hang on the edge of the bowl. I do not want my toilet light to get pissed on or damaged. Anyway I can always change the position by using the tape on some other places.

Getting 39 feet instead of 41 feet was not a big deal for me in that I did not need 41 feet, but if I did . . .I used this to secure 20 gauge marine vinyl on my leaky sun room. I'd calked it, sealed it, Flex-Sealed it, The The Roofed it and it leaked very quickly every time. Now with the marine vinyl it is sealed and dry. The hook and loop tape looks like it should hold though the the metal between the windows gets really hot and the adhesive softens which means it can move if it gets tugged on. I cleared out all the rotted plywood and repaired with wood. Now with new rugs we have a great 3-4 season sitting, reading, dining and music area !

41 feet of fun! The adhesive back makes it easy to stick this baby on anything, and use the velcro side to attach whatever it is to an associated piece. Your wife wandering from you at the mall to go look at another jacket when she already ordered two online ("But this one is water resistant!")? Stick some of that velcro on her back and the other one on yours, back up to her, pick her up and head on over to the hardware store at the other end of the mall. There's a sale on Ryobi power tools that you need to check out, and this adhesive velcro tape will make sure you can check it out.

We recently purchased a wrap-around gazebo tenting material for our 10' x 15' gazebo. It was made for a different set up than ours but it was the size we needed to weatherize ours for the winter months. The top of the material had a big band of heavy duty "adhesive tape" so all we had to do was attach this 41 foot self-back adhesive tape to the frame of our gazebo and stick the material to it! Worked perfect! All the furniture and sofa cushions are nice and dry even after a good rain. BTW, we tried using some velcro 1" dots along the frame and they didn't hold at all. These by TOPtoper worked fantastic!

The adhesive back is a bit "gooey" but it sticks to surfaces well. The hook and loop tend to stay together too.

I took a chance and ordered this - great price for the length you get. I was actually very surprised to find the adhesive if VERY sticky - I mean VERY. If you are looking to adhere this to surfaces using the adhesive this will work great. The velcro side of each is also high quality and sticks together very tight just as you'd expect. I used this to run velcro along some windows then pressed 4mil plastic sheeting down to create removable plastic window coverings. Works great. Overall this was a great deal.

I bought these to use on my cross stitch projects...half on my fabric and half for my scroll rods. It did OK for about the first day or so, but it isn't strong or sticky enough to stay stuck to either the wood or the fabric for any length of time. I ended up stapling it to the wood of the rods and stitching it to the fabric. I'm sure it would be good for some uses, just not for what I'm using it for hence three stars instead of less. It's a shame really.