Super Strength Molding Tape, 03609, 1/2 in x 5 ft

Used this for hood and trunk emblem attachment on painted surfaces. The 3M tape is better than trim adhesive as there is no risk of extra adhesive mess and cleanup. Also, only small sections of this tape have a lot of holding power and can be cut easily to size (very low waste). Think of this like a super + black version of 3M two-sided tape.

Had an exterior plastic body panel that had a plastic bracket break, the $140 part is not worth me buying if I could get it to adhere with molding tape (I'm not a used car salesman, and I'm planning on keeping this car till the wheels fall off). The part is stable, and feels more secure than the opposite side. I also purchased this for a rear bumper cover and it is secure. Only complaint is that it is hard to get the red strip off, though the tape is so adherent, that I wouldn't want it any other way.

Purchased this tape as a last resort to hold our 'Rear View Camera' onto our rear interior light lens (Hyundai Santa Fe). We live in Las Vegas where extreme heat (120'-130') inside the car when parked outside can melt the best of any sticky tape, I know because I have tried most of them. Their tape would stick for about a week or so and then give up and our camera would drop and then sway like a pendulum when driving, pretty much eliminated the purpose of having a rear view camera when that happens. Then I came across this 3M tape & decided had nothing to lose, so ordered this tape and another type of 3M tape. I put this on first, just a small amount. So far after scorching, burning, skin peeling, eyebrow scorching heat inside our car, this tape seems to be enjoying it and is working great...and it has been for nearly 2-months. Buy it if you have a tough, sticky project, just make sure you help it by doing minor prep work ahead of applying the tape. I sanded our plastic lense lightly as recommended and then cleaned with wet rag, waited for it to dry and then applied the tape onto our camera mount, then peeled off the other side and applied....No more falling camera! Now we can see where we've been and who's behind our Hyundai much too close for comfort! UPDATE: Aug 6, 2020 It has been a year since I applied this 3M tape to hold our rear view car camera. With soaring interior heat inside the car when parked & AC off (we live in Las Vegas) this tape is still holding strong. Awesome tape!

This tape has great adhesive strength and works well for mounting and molding. It holds securely and is easy to apply. The only downside is that it’s a bit hard to remove once applied.

Perfect for a temporary placement of a slide magnet in my car. No holes in my car! I needed the strength of the tape to hold up to 5 lbs within a 2"x3" strip on tape and this worked out perfectly!

Worked well for intended purpose.

Didn't hold as expected. I have light-weight foam pads that I have attached to the ceiling of my Jeep. The smaller ones over the front seats stay on but the larger one in the back doesn't. The original sticky 'tape' that came with the ceiling cover (to dampen sound and insulate somewhat from sun heat) didn't stick either; so I hoped this 3M would work better but it didn't.

Bought this to repair some damaged molding on my van. It's pretty strong, no molding has fallen off yet. I also used the excess to permanently tape some objects around the house that had previously required consistent retaping.