Setup, Compatibility & Care
To achieve the best results, ensure that both surfaces you intend to bond are clean, dry, and free from dust, oil, or grease. For rough surfaces, applying firm pressure can help the tape conform to irregularities. Cut the tape to the desired length. Remove one side of the backing and apply to the item. Press firmly. Then, remove the second backing and place the item in its final position, applying significant pressure to ensure a strong bond. The tape adheres well to brick, concrete, stone, glass, metal, plastic, tile, wood, and painted surfaces. Avoid using on wallpaper or delicate painted surfaces where removal might cause damage. To care for the bonded item, avoid excessive pulling or stress on the bond. If the tape needs to be removed, use a heat gun on a low setting and a plastic scraper to gently loosen the adhesive, being cautious not to damage the underlying surface.