Heavy Duty Mounting Tape Double-Side Reclosable Hook Loop Strips Tape Sticky Fastener Waterproof Indoor Outdoor Use for Holds Picture Frame and Tools (15Pack- 3x10cm)

Does not stick on fabric

They worked very well

The only thing that was hard for me was to remove the adhesive protector I'm 80+ years strength in hands not great but I got it done, but believe me once it sticks it's stuck.

Love these strips. Can be cut with scissors to any size needed. Holds tight. Use inside and outside.

I purchase this to use on the windshield; thus, it would need to withstand the heat of the sun. After my first week of use in the hot July sun, it has worked well. The glue does not turn to goo and allow my gadget to fall off the windshield. Bottom line is that the product did what I needed it to do. I use it in an 18 Wheeler to hold the Pre-Pass Bar on the windshield. Mine is a 2 and 1/2 Inch by 6 Inch Plastic Bar. Again, the mounting tape held it well - it never fell off - not even on these horrible roads that shake the whole truck violently. Just for your information - it did not work well with the Dash Camera. The glue part of it was fine. However the hook and loop was just not strong enough to hold the camera without sagging loose. It never fell but the hook and loop would allow a sag. But the dash cam is quite heavy so I do not want to call this product inferior. It is a great product but heavy objects can overload it.For the Dash Camera (Mounted on the Windshield) - I used Double Sided Tape Heavy Duty, Waterproof Mounting Foam Tape, 16.4 Feet Length, 0.94 Inch Width for Car, LED Strip Lights, Home Decor, Office Décor, Made of 3M VHB Tape - and it work super great.

I've used a product like this before and I really liked it, but wished it came in different sizes. My wish came true because this was the perfect size to hang my old ipad on the wall in my kitchen.Now I can watch cooking youtubes, refer to a recipe or watch a Netflix series without worrying that I might get sauce or water on my iPad.I used an entire sheet and it was enough to cover about 70% of the back of the iPad. When I was done with that, I looked around for other things that needed some adhesiveness. I hung a hook, also in the kitchen to hang my oven mitts from. Then I put up a new pictures, 11x 14 with a hollow wooden frame. Then I used a small piece for a hook for my delicates bag in the laundry room.I have some other ideas, mostly decorative involving strips of sequins and a very ugly dresser, but I need to get some sharper scissors.So here are some pros and cons about this stuff;1. Use very sharp scissors, if you can't get them sharpened, maybe use a box cutter.2. I don't know which side is supposed to go against the wall; the plasticky scrubby side or the fuzzy wooly side, maybe it doesn't matter?3. It is very sticky, be carefule of when you fully peel the backing off because I had a little teensy cat problem when my curious chonk decided to jump up to investigate what was going on on the counter. Like a moth to flame ended up with a piece of this stuck on her very floofy tail.