Resin Tape for Epoxy Resin Molding - Thermal Silicone Adhesive Oxidation and High Temperature Resistance Easy Peeling, Epoxy Release Tape for River Tables - 2 inch Wide 54FT Long

The resin tape worked great on my diorama. It kept the resin exactly where I needed it to stay. Though it did end up peeling off the modge podge/ black paint off the bottom of my diorama base. But I’ll just repaint it later. Otherwise I was very happy with the results. My waterfalls going to look great because of this tape.

I applied tape to wood blocks and tacked to project shutter. Epoxy did not stick to temporary wood blocks. It works as described. Money well spent

As described, resin does not stick to this tape

This Resin Tape for Epoxy Resin Molding has been a useful addition to my crafting supplies, but there are a couple of things to watch out for. While it's great for handling high temperatures, direct heat like a torch for popping bubbles can cause the tape to retract, which might affect your project’s edges. Also, the adhesive is strong but may damage existing finishes on some surfaces when removed. That said, it still peels off cleanly in most cases and does a good job of providing a clean edge for epoxy molds. The 2-inch width and 108FT length are convenient, giving you plenty of material to work with. Just be cautious when using it on delicate surfaces or with direct heat.

It doesn't say how much you are getting so be advised it is a 57 foot roll

I love this tape! It works so nice with uv jewelry. It doesn't leave any marks,peals off with ease.

This tape is average. It still fairly well to surfaces but resin tends to stick to it and tears it up upon removal. There are other brands out there that are better.

For as long as I have been using this tape, I've always thought it was very excellent tape. BUT in all this time I have used it as anyone won ordinary tape - and NEVER for the resin purpose for which it is intended. Well, yesterday that was put to the test. I had made a round yellow cabochon that looked so much like an egg yolk, that I HAD to try a fried egg background for it. I was SO nervous that my wire shape would not hold, or that the tape would slip around while I was doing this delicate pour (using a pipette to administer and a toothpick to guide), but I secured the resin tape with regular tape, and all went well. I will come back and show finished product when it's done. What does anyone thin of bacon earrings to go with?