Canopus Heavy Duty Mounting Tape, 0.125 in x 15 ft - Double Sided Adhesive for Secure Bonding & Sealing

Ian: It's tape that works like it's supposed to.

United States on Oct 30, 2023

Henry Robles Jr.: All Good Worked VeryWell ManyThanx

United States on Oct 26, 2023

Bill Petty: This has become my "go to" tape for almost all of my needs when holding two items together. I reorder when I get low, as I can't imagine running out. It does the big jobs (holding solar panels on to the roof of my camper so I didn't have to drill) as well as small. It is expensive, but well worth it. And you have to be careful using it as it sticks to anything (even the knife when you cut it). Removing it is difficult and slow, but can generally be done without damaging your surface, if you are careful.

United States on Aug 24, 2021

David Allen: Had the factory model name of my truck come off the doors. So I cleaned the door area to remove all oil, dirt, wax, etc. use a single edged razor blade and remove the old adhesive. It will take some time. The height of my letters was twice as high as this tape is wide. So I applied two strips to the back of each letter set. Let’s get tedious. Use a new single edge razor blade. Cut the excess from between the letters, spaces and along the edges. Put a piece of guide tape where your letters or emblems go. Make sure positioning is perfect. Peel back the backing paper and place your lettering or emblem into place. Press and hold firmly all around up and down and back and forth for several minutes. Repeat on the other side. Fine now for 5 months, we will see what summer heat dies.

United States on May 14, 2021

S. Roepke: This is bulk packaged VHB tape in convenient widths and lengths, which is nice since otherwise, you might need to buy larger quantities for the width of tape you need. Canopus includes a razor cutter for the tape which is a nice touch. It's basic, but compact which is convenient.

For anyone complaining that VHB tape didn't bond or came off easily, there are a number of steps to ensure proper adhesion. Your surfaces should be clean. I'd suggest cleaning with isopropyl or denatured alcohol, acetone, or MEK depending on what they are made out of. Beware acetone and MEK may soften some plastics. You may need to lightly sand the surface for better adhesion, and possibly use 3M #94 primer on some plastics and rubbers (especially EPDM) to get good adhesion. In some cases VHB isn't the right product for your application. If it's not, it may not stick properly. Do your research, check the 3M websites for technical info and/or product recommendations.

If you're looking for VHB 5952 that's what you'll get from this seller. If you know how to use it, and properly prepare your surfaces, this stuff bonds tenaciously. It won't last forever, but pretty darn close.

United States on Apr 28, 2020