will it stick to polystyrene sheets to cover the joints
1744420
I think it would but since it is quite strong it could possibly pull some of the surface off if there is tension that pulls it one way or another
1744421
I never tried to see if it would stick to any kind of Styrofoam or polystyrene. It very well might, it seems to stick well to just about everything. I just never tried that or had a reason to need it for that.
1561956
absolutely, it will stick to any surface. I used this velcro to hang up my home-made blinds onto a metal framed window. The velcro on both the frame and fabric is still intact.
60577
Probably not. The vinyl is pretty thin and you need an absolute smooth surface. Otherwise you'll see and feel the bumps and it may not stick.
424844
Yep. It sticks to pressure treated wood, concrete, etc., as well as truck beds. Just be sure to clean and scuff the surface before applying.
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.
1039271
I have never used it on polystyrene however it's a thick tacky glue so it might work.
2042989
We are using on poly bags and they work great. In fact, I have used to seal the bag shut. We have not had to tape over these, they stick.
369502
I doubt it would stick to vinyl. It is an acrylic based product and would not bond to the tiles. Manufacturers instructions state it is designed to cover weathered wood.
910260
Like any tape, would stick for while but not long. When I installed them on my oak steps I had no problem. They have been down for three months and show no signs of com mind off. However, I did prepare the steps with polyurethane and the stps are quite smooth. I believe that preparation on any job is the most important part of the job.
1060962
Yes, it'll bond to almost anything. Large gaps are a problem though. Try filling the gaps with expanding foam, trim it off when it's dry and cover with the goop. To make a smooth joint, immediately put blue painter's tape over the wet glue after you apply it, allow 24 hours to dry and then carefully remove the tape. You'll see a perfectly smooth glue joint. Use this trick whenever you need a smooth exposed repair. It'll even mend rips in fabric (tape both sided of the rip and apply the glue on the side that doesn't show).
16189
Yes, typical you would use a construction grade adhesive made for polyurethane.
1792677
Yes it will stick to wood and fiberglass, however I would not advise using it to replace the rubber roof on and RV. This liner material is a spray on and can have air bubbles, and or pin holes when the spray job is completed.
1419499
no, try to perhaps sand the chips down. what i would do is use a heavy duty rubbing compound to even out and smoothen the surface to avoid any abnormalities after the wrap is applied. buying a vinyl applicator may help with the adhesion
353621
No...according to the package it will not bond properly to rubber or vinyl.
898908
Yes. It's vinyl. I have fabric cloth so it doesn't stick, but pretty sure even with plastic it's not going to be a problem.
2242811
Thanks for your inquiry. Yes this label is a permanent adhesive, which should work just fine on all plastic and tyvek applications. Best regards,Label Outfitters, Inc.
1129266
they will adhere with no problem, I was skeptical my self and another point is when you take off the paper backing the logo is ready to apply, it appears that it is not sticky enough, but it is good luck