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PRODUCT FEATURES::
- PE foam tape is coated with strong Acrylic adhesive for filling gaps on uneven and textured surfaces.
- This adhesive tape is resistant to harmful chemicals and solvents, reliable and permanent bond between surfaces.
- Strong bonding tape for bonding materials like glass, concrete, vinyl, marble, tiles, metals, tiles, plastics like ABS and polycarbonate.
- Open-cell structure maintains the bond between different substrates that require a certain amount of airflow.
- Polyethylene foam formed tape with coated adhesive on both sides.
- Black color with red backing liner protective film.
- Packed in single PE bag.
- Size: 1” width x 50 feet long x 0.08” thickness and 2” width x 50 feet long x 0.08” thickness.
STRONG & ENDURING BONDING: :
LLPT double coated PE foam tape is designed with Acrylic adhesive for strong bond that works well with open cell foam structure to produce high shear strength. LLPT foam tape offers an ideal solution for a wide selection of bonding issues on various surface, which includes both interior and exterior applications.
A conformable foam and adhesive combination which provides long term holding; a pressure sensitive adhesive system that features high ultimate bond strength, good high temperature, solvent resistance and high shear holding power. Bond strength increases substantially with natural aging and perform satisfactorily when exposed to different chemicals or temperatures. The adhesive offers excellent bond to metal & high surface energy plastic and excellent chemical resistance.
Rudy Weresch
2025-09-01 14:11:08
Very sticky
gypsywannabe
2025-08-26 13:37:25
Used on metal to seal. Works great!
Derek Jensen
2025-08-14 11:26:37
Not as good as 3M VHB but still quite good. I stuck wooden letters to metal siding. One letter fell off overnight, probably due to my own failure to get the tape in just the right spots, and I couldn't get the foam backing off the siding without scratching the siding. Maybe some goo remover would work, but I got enough off that it's not too noticeable.It's not adjustable. Once it's stuck, it's not sliding or shifting without destroying the foam backing.
Edward Dunn
2025-08-12 18:12:03
I have an older sports car and the mirror fell out of the assembly. I tried to glue it back in place, but to no avail. I was able to repair my mirror with a little prep work and this wide tape. So far so good. This repair using tape saved me a good amount of money, since a replacement mirror assembly for my car is costly to buy even used, plus the time to install. Great tape.
Gadgetman
2025-08-02 10:39:59
It's decent tape but not that good. The glue itself is pretty good but the tape itself is some thick cheapo foam material that will shred itself to bits if you ever need to remove it. So far only HEAVY scraping will get the stuff off. But you'd think, doesn't that mean the tape holds GREAT? Nope. It fails maybe 40% of the time within the day. Now usually if it doesn't fail by then it wont, but if it does you'll be stuff scraping away nasty foam bits and residue before trying again. Overall I probably wouldn't buy again.Edit: So it has its uses. The tape seems to prefer smoother surfaces. It has its use cases, if it DOES stick, the bond is impressive, stronger than prolly any other tape I have. If it doesnt, it fails pretty quick and leaves a nasty cleanup. In those cases I switch over to my 3M tape.
Turkey
2025-07-31 16:55:08
This is my fault as I thought it would work after watching a review. I did use it when it was pretty cold out on plastic..... it didn't stick and fell right off. It stuck well to the metal magnet I was trying to use... I will try again when it warms back up.
Zoart
2025-07-16 10:08:03
I have been using 3M tape for installing no hole solar panels to cargo trailer. I decided to give this a try in two inch version. Much, much cheaper, easier to work with and seems to be on par with 3M tape. I think this is a great value and great product. The 3M (1 inch) kept 3 100 watt panels for 4 years at highway speeds with one questionable mount. Tested LLPT at high speeds when fresh (before 72 hour fully cured time) with no problem, but time will tell, but I feel this will be better solution even if they cost the same.
Jamie
2025-07-13 10:24:14
Looks great! It's subtle instead of huge and awkward like a wing. It has survived an automated car wash several times now with no damage.
Customer
2025-05-03 15:16:07
Excellent product, fast shipping. Thank you
ZS
2025-04-18 14:13:28
I have used this LLPT Double-Sided Foam Tape and 3M Double Sided Tape to mount pictures on walls, hang items on my home office desks, and install outdoor cameras. I found LLPT Double Sided Foam tape was easy to unwind from the roll and it sticks better than 3M Double-Sided Tape. It is 2 inches wide and it can be used on any surface like metal, plastic, glass, wood, or carpet. I will recommend this LLPT Double-Sided Foam Tape if you looking for an easy-to-use, light weight, waterproof, and inexpensive, solution.
Andrew Punch
2025-04-15 10:26:09
Held on difficult surfaces. Nearly as good as 3m tape at a fraction of the price
Ash
2025-04-12 13:19:53
I held up a 50 lb mirror to a porous wooden door and it’s solid.I was worried it would fall off and bought enough to hold most of the mirrors surface area but it was strong enough to hold the mirror with a couple strips. I now have a bunch extra and it’s pretty useful around the house. I even used it to mount a dashcam to windshield and the heat hasn’t melt the adhesive yet.It’s very strong and the foam means that it’s a pain to get off.It will rip paint off walls once’s it pressed down.
Pellro
2025-04-10 16:49:59
Not as sticky as the 3m tape. But much less expensive so worth the money.
Rudy Weresch
2025-04-06 19:08:07
Very sticky
gypsywannabe
2025-03-29 18:07:18
Used on metal to seal. Works great!
Derek Jensen
2025-03-18 14:57:05
Not as good as 3M VHB but still quite good. I stuck wooden letters to metal siding. One letter fell off overnight, probably due to my own failure to get the tape in just the right spots, and I couldn't get the foam backing off the siding without scratching the siding. Maybe some goo remover would work, but I got enough off that it's not too noticeable.It's not adjustable. Once it's stuck, it's not sliding or shifting without destroying the foam backing.
Edward Dunn
2025-03-03 15:10:53
I have an older sports car and the mirror fell out of the assembly. I tried to glue it back in place, but to no avail. I was able to repair my mirror with a little prep work and this wide tape. So far so good. This repair using tape saved me a good amount of money, since a replacement mirror assembly for my car is costly to buy even used, plus the time to install. Great tape.
Gadgetman
2025-02-04 10:01:13
It's decent tape but not that good. The glue itself is pretty good but the tape itself is some thick cheapo foam material that will shred itself to bits if you ever need to remove it. So far only HEAVY scraping will get the stuff off. But you'd think, doesn't that mean the tape holds GREAT? Nope. It fails maybe 40% of the time within the day. Now usually if it doesn't fail by then it wont, but if it does you'll be stuff scraping away nasty foam bits and residue before trying again. Overall I probably wouldn't buy again.Edit: So it has its uses. The tape seems to prefer smoother surfaces. It has its use cases, if it DOES stick, the bond is impressive, stronger than prolly any other tape I have. If it doesnt, it fails pretty quick and leaves a nasty cleanup. In those cases I switch over to my 3M tape.
Turkey
2025-01-21 12:48:54
This is my fault as I thought it would work after watching a review. I did use it when it was pretty cold out on plastic..... it didn't stick and fell right off. It stuck well to the metal magnet I was trying to use... I will try again when it warms back up.
Zoart
2025-01-01 14:07:29
I have been using 3M tape for installing no hole solar panels to cargo trailer. I decided to give this a try in two inch version. Much, much cheaper, easier to work with and seems to be on par with 3M tape. I think this is a great value and great product. The 3M (1 inch) kept 3 100 watt panels for 4 years at highway speeds with one questionable mount. Tested LLPT at high speeds when fresh (before 72 hour fully cured time) with no problem, but time will tell, but I feel this will be better solution even if they cost the same.
Jamie
2024-12-29 11:46:08
Looks great! It's subtle instead of huge and awkward like a wing. It has survived an automated car wash several times now with no damage.
Customer
2024-12-26 12:42:30
Excellent product, fast shipping. Thank you
ZS
2024-12-13 21:19:49
I have used this LLPT Double-Sided Foam Tape and 3M Double Sided Tape to mount pictures on walls, hang items on my home office desks, and install outdoor cameras. I found LLPT Double Sided Foam tape was easy to unwind from the roll and it sticks better than 3M Double-Sided Tape. It is 2 inches wide and it can be used on any surface like metal, plastic, glass, wood, or carpet. I will recommend this LLPT Double-Sided Foam Tape if you looking for an easy-to-use, light weight, waterproof, and inexpensive, solution.
Andrew Punch
2024-12-08 12:49:27
Held on difficult surfaces. Nearly as good as 3m tape at a fraction of the price
Ash
2024-11-29 18:53:45
I held up a 50 lb mirror to a porous wooden door and it’s solid.I was worried it would fall off and bought enough to hold most of the mirrors surface area but it was strong enough to hold the mirror with a couple strips. I now have a bunch extra and it’s pretty useful around the house. I even used it to mount a dashcam to windshield and the heat hasn’t melt the adhesive yet.It’s very strong and the foam means that it’s a pain to get off.It will rip paint off walls once’s it pressed down.
Pellro
2024-11-22 18:48:21
Not as sticky as the 3m tape. But much less expensive so worth the money.
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