3M 467MP Clear Adhesive Transfer Tape, 1" Width x 20yd Length (1 roll)

No matter what I stick this to it sticks harder to the backing. Forget anything even slightly porous or textured, there's no chance it will work. The item must be very smooth and clean like metal, glass, smooth paint, or non-textured plastic and it must be super clean. Even then, I can't get it to stick. Surely this is a defective lot, because it usually sticks to the backing tighter than anything else. Hey 3M, when I pay that much for an item, I expect it to work.

Though this is not as good as the older 3M transfer adhesive, it does get the job done and is clear when applied. I will note that it often does not cleanly remove from the wax paper, forcing you to waste both adhesive, time, and sometimes forces you to completely restart projects.Because I am a graphic design student and often have to construct mockups on short notice, this is a fantastic tool and allows me to avoid the downfalls of glue, but remember that it does have its own downfalls.

This tape doesn't stick to anything as well as it stick to the brown liner. Seriously, it might be good tape. But I'll never know because it doesn't stick where I want, and the sticky stuff would rather tear apart, than separate from the brown liner.

I bought a couple of .5" rolls, and they were all horrible to use. It's practically impossible to peel the tape cleanly, because of the jaget edges...and one of the rolls even looked old. I think whoever is cutting these down, isn't doing a very good job.

It does not have adhesion the full width of the tape. Underlying layers on the roll pull it from the release liner fouling the film. It looks damaged from heat or age. In 30yr I have never had a single quality problem with 3M product until now.

Tape was wound too tight causing roll to telescope. Adhesive exuded on edges of roll which prevented the adhesive from releasing cleanly. The adhesive came off in strings instead of a uniform 1/2" wide strip. This was probably caused by a process problem by 3M. I contacted 3M about the issue but got no response.

The best adhesive that I have found for guitar pick guards. Invisible and thin.

I hate to give anything only one star, but that is all this tape deserves. I tried to mount a shade in my m/h with this, which is what Fleetwood said they use.Maybe they have a trick but I can't get the tape off the paper. So as far as I'm concerned, it isn't with the 10 bucks I spent on it. Trying a tape called a VHB tape, will let you know if that works.Sept 4 update:I bought a tape called VHB Tape, about the same thing, but much thicker and wider, it worked like a charm. No problems.So this one still has one star, and if you need tape like this, buy the VHB tape 3/4 inch wide.

Scotch qui se decolle lamentablement Il manque des parties les bandes ne sont pas régulières... est-ce vraiment du 3M, ça ne ressemble pas à leur qualité habituelle