does the tape stick to concrete?
1401316
That would probably depend on how smooth the surface is and whether it would get stepped on, etc. I've successfully stuck it on flashlights and even the side of a refrigerator that I would bump into in the middle of the night (it was a small house!), but I wouldn't consider this tape to be super-stickey.
593963
No. The material is pretty heavy so I don't think tape would hold them in place.
979357
No, it comes with double stick foam tape that is not very strong or durable.
113340
No ! It needs to bond to the surface of the concrete! Not ment to be applied over primed & painted concrete !
1209181
This tape will adhere to most smooth surfaces, it is not a very sticky tape as it is used generally for easy removal though below a certain temperature it will not stick well.
484443
Most possibly no. I have tried it on smooth surfaces and it successfully held up to several lbs, however, concrete at its smoothest type would still have tiny holes which prevent the glue to work. If what you are gluing is not very heavy it might work by applying several layers of glue.
716595
I would say yes , on most slick surfaces you can remove the tape , but on a paper or cardboard type of surface it may not come off easily . It also may depend on how long the tape has been on the surface too .
263792
I bought this item and the tape is black. It adheres best to itself so it works better if you can wrap it around something. It may stick to a tarp or tent, but I don't find it to be very sticky. I was attempting to use it on drop ceiling tiles
1157385
No, it has a one time use adhesive backing. Once pulled off, it loses its stickiness
1209178
I've only used this tape on canvas, but I think since most concrete is porous I think a tight seal would be difficult.I suggest a test try first. I have had some failures with this tape, but it worked better than other tapes I've tried.I also have had reasonable results with just plain masking tape which is cheaper and more easily available.
338396
Unfortunately not. I've tried many times to get it to adhere to the tile but it won't. Really frustrating.
72627
I'm thinking no. Number 1, because gaffers tape seems to be geared towards removal without residue, and 2, because it's not as sticky as duct tape. It's perfect for temporary adhesion (like soundmen or musicians), but not for more of a permanent application like hoses and electrical that will most certainly be exposed to the elements.
613422
For the most part yes. The only time is doesn't really work and would make me a little nervous is if you're around salt water. The tape doesn't adhere to surfaces with salt water or salty air (ie next to oceans, etc) very well.
193065
Yes. As long as the frame doesn't have a surface treatment that prohibits adhesives from working, it will stick.
2156863
Yes, sticky back tape. I just hang it over a thumbtack though. And mine works fine.
1321141
The product has good adhesive value. It workks really well on the toe of a tennis shoe which is continually pounding into concrete. Although I have never used it in your application, I think it is worth trying. I know I would try it.
1220039
Yes, just get some WD-40 spray and a plastic putty scraper and you will be able to remove it in no time. the tape is the foam, double-sided tape in Qty 2 of 1/2" wide each. I never taped mine to the floor because they are in low traffic areas.