Gizmo Dorks 3M 468MP Double Sided Adhesive Transfer Tape Sheets 12" x 12" (5-Pack)

One of the most frustrating things about flexographic printing plates is that the adhesive loses strength over time no matter how careful you are. In our business, we add customer logos to our products so we have to cycle through printing plates quite often. In the past, when the adhesion would begin to lessen, we would use masking tape on the edges until there was no adhesion left and then buy new plates. This is frustrating as the plates can be quite expensive. More frustrating is that the plates aren't worn enough to warrant a replacement.After doing some searching, I found this adhesive on Amazon. I figured it couldn't hurt to give it a shot and see if I could restore the plates adhesive so the plates would have a longer life. The purchase was very worthwhile! It bonded very well with the printing plate and excellent with aluminum roller. Even better is that it didn't peel off on the roller. I am incredibly satisfied and excited that we could save $1000 or more each year by simply reapplying a $3 sheet every few cycles. I definitely recommend it for general use coder printing!

Exactly as described.. sheets of genuine 3M material.You must have a plan going in, and maybe some scrap to practice on. This stuff grips hard, stretches and won't let go. If you make one mistake, you get a bubble or doubled-over lump. Smaller stuff is easy, but if you're doing a full 12x12, really think about how it's going to go down -- and don't change course.You can float it with soapy water or RapidTak a little, but it's still grippy. Let it dry completely before removing the backing, as wet backing might lift the adhesive and make lumps. Use a roller.

I use this on a blank PCB board to test run machines that I service and repair. I cut to size and leave put the cover tape back on so I can reuse it multiple times. It lasts a long time for my needs.

I use this product mostly for affixing items to a desk surface. You have to apply carefully for it to work. The white layer gets peeled off first revealing the thin sticky layer. If anything (even your fingertips) touch the sticky layer, it will start to peel away. The sticky layer is more of a glue than tape, so any peeling away will deform the sheet. I found that carefully applying the sticky layer to the surface and holding pressure on the logo layer will form a good bond. Then carefully remove the logo layer. Depending on the bond, you may have to peel the logo layer extra slow. Then set the object and apply pressure. If the bonds are good, it will be mounted solid.I don't find this product very easy to use, but given the benefits of a super thin and strong adhesive that's able to be cut into shapes, it's well worth the effort. Most double sided tapes are at least 4x as thick and more expensive.

The Gizmo Dorks 3M 468MP Double-Sided Adhesive Transfer Tape Sheets are perfect for anyone who needs a high-performance adhesive solution for both home and professional projects! 🌟 This 5-pack of 12" x 12" sheets provides premium bonding strength for a variety of materials including metal, plastic, foam, and paper, making it ideal for crafts, model building, electronics assembly, and industrial applications. 🛠️ With its 3M 468MP adhesive technology, this transfer tape ensures permanent adhesion while maintaining a clean, mess-free application—no need for liquid adhesives or glue guns. 💧 Whether you’re working on signage, posters, or photo mounting, this tape offers secure and lasting bonds, allowing you to tackle projects with confidence. Perfect for both professional makers and DIY enthusiasts, this high-quality adhesive will make your next project easier and more efficient! 🏷️

Adhesion is great and it's very versatile only thing I would do different is but smaller sheets if available

This is the exact double stick adhesive you want for adhering pick guards to guitars. You'll have to get it right the first time too, its a "one-shot" adhesive and not position-able.

I have some really thin paper I wanted to adhere to a 12x12 white cardstock in order to make it more usable and thought this would work. Could not after many tried get it to come off the backing paper in order to lay down the paper - either paper. The ‘glue’ between the sheets is so thin it pulls and tears instead of laying down to apply another paper to it. I had high hopes for this, thinking ahead to maybe adding napkins, tissue paper or other thin paper to cardstock to use for cards. Under no circumstances will this work - I don’t know how you could use it for any application for that matter.