Hello Bill
For me Double sided tape is not practical. The tape will not stick well in
temperatures lower than 50 deg. F.
I've used a number of different types from 3 wide carpet tape. to 3/4 wide
3M double sided (Hang anything tape sold at every hardware store That I've
ever been in.)
When the
Hello Bill,
Thus far I have used double-sided tape about a dozen times, not a
lot. I don't like using it. It's not cheap, and the times that I've
skimped on the tape, I've regretted the results. I now use hot glue
and long for a vacuum clamp.
Begat
On Apr 3, 8:30 am, curt george
Thank you so far more negative feedback than positive on the double sided
tape
Which sort of confirmed my reluctance to try to use it again
But what a bout the hot glue how strong do you find that and how hard or
easy is it
To remove the work and also the glue from the work?
Bill
From:
So far I have tried the carpet a dozen times or so. I live in SE Georgia so the
climate is usually pretty warm and humid. I haven't had any problems yet. My
only complaint is peeling the back off to stick it down.
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From: Bill
Bill,
I tend to use a spoil board beneath the piece, and my experience is
that the glue damages the spoil board but not the part. Then I heat
the glue so it will come off easily. To date I have not had to come
up with a more sophisticated technique because I'm mostly use glue
when I'm surfacing
