Gorilla Tough & Clear Double Sided Mounting Tape, Clear Tape, 1" x 150" (Pack of 1) - Weatherproof for Indoor or Outdoor

This tape is a beast and does the job! I keep on being surprised at the uses I come up with once i have this tape in the house. I bought it to hang a heavy mirror in a fully tiled bathroom and it is holding up remarkably well. I was expecting to wake up to shattered glass the morning after hanging it up but no, the mirror is not going anywhere anytime soon and by now I have tested its strength. I have since used this tape around the house and outdoor and if you follow the directions this works like a charm every single time. It is worth every penny and is the best quality out there. Dont buy the imitation! This is the real deal! Super impressed!

We needed a stronger mounting tape to hold our camera up on the garage door and this did the trick! It was easy to cut through and did exactly as needed. We’ve had it up for about three days and it’s still is very adhesive and holding on! The here is no smell and it doesn’t seem to leave and residue behind! The tape is a bit thick but it’s clear so it’s barely noticeable. I think if you looking for a good mounting tape this is definitely worth the money!

This tape allowed me to put my heavy bathroom vanity mirror back up after it slipped down. Luckily it did not come off after being there for over 25 years. This tape is holding the mirror in place and has not moved.

Used it on to hang up my ring doorbell to my house (which had aluminum siding. Holds strong, and holds even when removing the ring doorbell to charge. Sold my house and moved to a rented apartment that has stucco and it is holding strong to the stucco. My only complaint is hard as hell to remove. Wasn’t able to completely remove it from my house with the aluminum siding. Not sure how it well it will remove from the stucco (hopefully easier since it is an uneven surface). Now I’m going to use it to install a front door lock that needs me to drill extra holes (can’t do that since it’s a rental. But worried about it not removing or taking the paint off the door… 🤞 it will remove easier than it did the aluminum siding.

If this won’t hold you’re not using it how it was intended.The pics are how much tape I had on the bottom of my height speakers for an atmos setup.To be sure they didn’t fall on someone’s head I did also put metal pipe clamp around which was ugly so I’m redoing it now with more of this tape and just a big zip tie to be sure.Also pictured if they let me put up multiple pics is the butter knife I had to hammer in just to get it to release enough to pull the speaker off -which was still difficult. I just think that pic is funny so…That said I think this tape is pressure sensitive and I did have it clamped with the pipe clamp so it was really on there.I put a pic for reference of how much tape was on the speaker and spray painted (particle board?). If you push hard enough it will stay as long as it was sickly when you put it on.It seems to come off of most surfaces pretty well as far as residue once you finally get the tape itself off.I really like this stuff, just be prepared for a fight when the time fumes to remove it if you over do it. lol.

This is not as it seems. Not tough at all...not that sticky..adhesion is not good👎. It reads that it can hold 1pound per 4 inches of sticky tape. I had a simple picture that weighed maybe 7 ounces and I used about 8 inches total of tape to mount this on a cleaned wall with no residue upon drying..next morning, it was on the floor. I would not recommend this.

I had to fix a weatherstripping and the Gorilla tape really did the job and stuck well. I had to move it around a few times, so I was concerned about the tape's integrity, but it did its job.I would highly recommend this tape for heavy-duty projects.

Very strong adhesive