How sticky is the tape? Will it leave residue behind when removed? Will it fall off over time? Or is it just right?
373402
First, the tape sticks well. I have never had one fall off or even peel back at the edges in the two or three years I have been using them. As long as you apply them properly, I don't see any reason for concern. As far as residue is concerned, I have only had to remove a few over the past several months and don't remember any of them having any residue other than a dirt line around the edge! They peel off quite easily.
373403
I've used a P-touch for years. The best test of the tape I've come up with was labeling small bowls so I could put out vitamins each morning for my family members. I'd run these bowls through the dishwasher once a week. Labels stayed on beautiful even with dishwashing and when I decided to take the labels off . . . no problem, no residue. Great stuff!
243153
If you mean sticky residue, no. I haven't peeled off my screen since I applied it a few weeks ago but initially when I was applying it I had to peel it off about 4-5 time to adjust it correctly and there was no sticky residue on the screen of any kind whatsoever, will there be residue after months of use and then taking it off? I'm not sure but most likely not based on what I seen from peeling it off initially, it doesn't leave any sticky coating behind.
795713
It sticks really well and stays in place, but it will peel right off easily when you want to take it off and leaves no sticky residue behind.
1708197
It does not leave a sticky residue--in fact, make sure your shelves are very clean before applying or the paper won't stay put for long. Overall, pretty happy with it, however. This is the shelf liner, not an adhesive contact paper (which must be what the other respondant was referring to)
2179385
It's thicker & holds very well! If its 1 year later an you want to remove the tape it comes off cleanly. :)
1906120
Not sure since I have not used this type of tape in a long time, but from I remember it does not do any damage, just hard to remove sometimes depending on the surface.
754544
I have reused the labels repeatedly without taking them off, but when I have taken them off, I have had no trouble with removal or sticky residue. I have had mine for 2 or 3 years and am still able to erase and reuse them. Good luck, I think you will be happy with them!
608264
When I peeled mine off slowly that worked just fine. I had to do it very slowly and no sticky residue was left.
277148
I reused the old tape. It's ok but not perfect as the original state. It will also depend on the tool and how you take out the old screen. Certain area, I scraped off the old tape more than other. It doesn't bother me but if you want to be perfect then get the tape.
279119
Sticks on. You can peel it off without any residue. Like a removable sticker
1378139
No it does not leave residue and yes the tape removes cleanly. A little tip is to try to remove gently by scraping the edge then lift upwards.
255874
The last portion of the tape should always be applied with zero tension (unless it is applied for a scar manipulation effect), the edges are rounded as previously mentioned- this helps to prevent snags; if you have oily skin, if it is an area with excess hair, or if your skin has lotion/moisturizer it will affect the adhesive quality of the tape. I am a licensed practitioner, and have found that it normally stays on for 3-5 days with the majority of my athletes. Lastly, you are supposed to rub the tape after it is applied to activate the adhesive. I hope this helps!
765120
It didnt worked for me that way. Usually after removed once it did not adhered good next time. Also each time after adhered came off after about 8 to 10 months. Which is ok because of nature of product. I am using this from last 3 years and I do replace them every 6 months. I am using is a to do list board. Its small area.
1775830
You can remove the tape without evidence of even being used. A good tight seal. Comes off easy.
794998
When you start use the tension and friction of the initial end of the tape from slipping and when you finish use tape to hold the final end. I just used a couple of wraps of appropriately colored electrical tape around the end to hold it in place and it's worked quite well. Also, when wrapping keep the tape quite tight, the extra friction keeps the tape in place better.
275870
It will be seen. It works great as far as sticking, but if you are worried about it being seen, it is not the tape you want to use.
1536226
As far as I know, all the tapes have the same adhesive. I also do not think they will leave residue like other tapes. I would try it on an inconspicuous spot to see.