Super Glue, Total Tape Rolls, 2-Pack, Strong Indoor & Outdoor Construction Adhesive, Holds 300 lbs. per Roll, Permanent Bonding, All-Weather, Mesh Reinforced, Easy-to-Use Double-Sided Tape

I had a 9 inch rubber strip under the open pedal on my kitchen garbage can that fell off. This is the rubber strip that keeps the garbage can from sliding on the floor.I thought long and hard on what type of glue to use to reattach the piece of rubber to the steel piece it was no longer attached to. Finally I came across this super glue double sided construction adhesive tape and decided to give it a try.Folks, it worked perfectly. I attached a 9 inch strip to the piece of rubber and trimmed the excess tape off the rounded corners and an minute part on the edge with a pair of scissors. Then I used a tooth pick to lift up the film enough to remove the entire strip with my fingers so that I could attach the rubber strip to the metal on the garbage can.I pressed the glue side of the rubber strip to the space on the medal garbage can for a few minutes until it set.This double sided tape worked great for my needs and can think of many other uses. Last summer I made an outdoor cabinet the screen doors on the bottom. I had a heck of a time holding the screen in place so that I could attach a wood strip around it. This tape would have worked great as a sticky gasket to hold it to the would and free up both hands to attach the wood strip that I screwed it too.This product worked great for my needs and I recommend it to family, friends, and others looking for a double sided tape with a variety of uses.Enjoy!

Garbage, it does not work. Items continue to fall off the wall.

Plumbing updates left some square holes in a soffit. I used these tapes to affix some wood — paint stirrers, they were handy— that spanned the interior of each hole, so I could then affix sheet rock pieces to the wood to cover the holes. Those familiar with this know how much of a pain this can be. The tapes held the wood securely in place, no need to wait for construction glue to dry (although I did add dollops of glue next to the tape as “insurance”). I used the tape to hold the sheetrock in place while I taped and sparkled. Great stuff to have around the house.

So I found this double-sided tape no better nor worse than many others I've tried. Certainly to the 300lbs level it claims. It's just nothing out of the ordinary as far as it's ability to hold.

I was so happy to find this tape. I was putting together some prefab bookcases and the finishing nails were not going it. This stuff saved the day

Bought this to put up some mirrors on a wall. They were right when they said you need to get it right the first time because when you stick it on the wall ( or wherever ) it is stuck.

So I got this because my darn mail box kept falling off the brick wall outside. I honestly didn’t think this stuff would work, but to my surprise it did.

I have been trying multiple adhesive methods to hang up this sign however a few hours later the fall off. After throwing things up against the wall finally something sticks.