PlayTape Road Tape Curves for Toy Cars - Sticks to Flat Surfaces; No Residue; 1 Roll of 36 Curves, 4 in. Wide

The kids in my classroom love playing on top of the short shelves so I put some there. They adore it!You do have to be careful how you lay it down because it tears like paper. So far its been a couple weeks and there's only been a little bit of peel up. It's worth it though, they kids can't get enough of it.

Easy to use tape for creating a network of roads for playing with toy cars. Not super sticky, but it adheres well enough for the purpose. Inexpensive enough to be disposable. Just tear it up and create again the next day.

My seven year old grandson loved this, and enjoyed being able to lay out a road all by himself on the floor of my workshop. The scale is small, even for the 1:43 scale cars that I keep for him, but he didn't care at all. Caveat: glad I put this on my workshop floor because it doesn't come up easily. If your little one loves playing with small toy cars, buy two rolls; I guarantee you'll use it all up.

I used this to make a roadway on a piece of board for my grandsons. They love it. Easy to work with. Does seem to peel off pretty easy but stays put also.

Depends on what you want to do with this tape, I was hoping to use it for my son’s birthday to make a fun track on our laminate floor. It started peeling very quickly and is so thin that it rips often when trying to lay it down and unroll. It also didn’t stick to my tile floor or my counters, and yes I cleaned them before. I had better luck with using rubbing alcohol first to get it to adhere better, but I would not buy again.

It was exactly what the project needed.

It wouldn't stick to the carpet, so I was like ok let's try the kitchen. It stayed in the kitchen except for one fact, it wouldn't come off of the floor (and I rent.) I kept saying thank God it's a cheap linoleum floor and not wood bc I scraped the crap out of it with a plaster thing, it still wouldn't budge, then I had to pour soapy water all over it and wait until it loosened up a bit, to continue the endless scraping that gave me a panic attack and also ended up ruining my manicure bc I had to scratch at it too. I told my little one, it looked nice and was fun, but they failed to mention you can't put it on hard surfaces or you'll never get it off and that it's false advertising about it sticking to carpet.

I use this on my N-scale model train layouts and it is the right size for the vehicles. As shown in the picture hope this helps.

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