Very strong adhesion works great

Birllaid Fabric Tape is a reliable choice for various projects. The double-sided adhesion is strong and holds well on different surfaces. It's versatile and does the job effectively. A good tape to have on hand for any craft or DIY project.

I thought I was safe ordering this because it has 4.5 stars and 600+ ratings. After receiving and using it I don't understand how that could be. It says it can be used to hang photos on the wall. It is INCREDIBLY sticky. Yet, the first one I used it on fell in less than 3 hours, leaving the tape on the wall. Another later that day, with the tape stuck to the back of the frame. Another, very small one, the next morning. I started trying to remove the rest of the ones I had hung. They aren't at all easy to pull off the wall and they were pulling drywall off with it. Yet the ones that fell did not pull dry wall off.My order arrived with no packaging, no print material of any kind to tell me what it was or how to use it. I looked at the photos on the product page, cut strips, attached it to the back of the frames and pressed them against the wall.Very disappointed and kind of upset at the damage to my walls and the frames that broke when they fell.

Ordered this to tape two curtains together - a sheer set and a blackout curtain. It was really easy to use and the tape is sticking like a dream. We couldn't be happier and I am thrilled I didn't need to break out the sewing machine for a project that would have tested my sanity. Using this tape, I kept the curtains on the rod and stuck them together while they hung. Very pleased with the purchase and we have some leftover tape after the curtain put together so happy with that as well!

Please don’t buy this quality is not good

I once tried using fabric tape and was super disappointed as it didn’t work even to ‘hem’ thin fabric…until I found this tape!!!!I wanted to reupholster two of our old metal folding chairs which frames are still in ‘like new’ shape.As expected, I found that the chair cushion upholstery was originally done with professional staples.Personally, I feel this tape (1”) actually worked better than staples and yes, I applied fabric over the original upholstery fabric!The fabric that I used has been holding on very well to both chairs’ cushions.I’ve done this project before Christmas (2023). It’s March 2024 so about 4 months of sitting (on and off) on both chairs and the fabric hasn’t moved at all!I also used this tape on another project (a wine rack “skirt” to hide what we store under the rack) and again, this tape worked perfectly.I can be a bit difficult to keep longer pieces of tape line up perfectly (on a ‘straight line’) with fabric trims and this is especially true with thinner fabrics, such as sheer.It’s VERY VERY STICKY so yes, there’ll be goo left on your scissor blades but that’s fairly easy to wipe and remove with things like ‘goo be gone’ and other types of oils or even just water with soap.Just be aware that while the goo CAN be cleaned out of metal, perhaps even plastic (though I haven’t tried it on plastic yet!), it’d be very difficult perhaps even impossible to remove this tape goo from fabrics and other materials, such as paper and cardboards, without causing major damages.Once fabric touches this tape or vice versa, it’s there for good!You want to keep this tape stored in its own box or any other box. My roll accidentally fell on our carpet and even though it fell on its side, it literally stuck to the carpet!I have a glass top desk and this tape left a ton of goo residue over glass as well…good thing that I found no issues wiping all the goo residues off my desk glass surface.In summary, this tape needs to be handled very carefully…but I guess that’s to be expected.So for anyone who wants “easy, clean jobs”, this IS NOT a good choice of adhesive!However, if you can handle being careful and doing a bit of cleaning afterwards, so far, this is the best reasonably priced fabric tape I’ve found in terms of instant and long term/permanent adhesion!!!!Because this tape is so sticky (that’s gross understatement!), you do have to be patient and careful when applying it, especially when trying to peel off the backing paper.I also recommend using gloves as it does stick to skin. However, gloves made peeling off the backing paper more difficult so I decided against it while working on the second chair and it was just fine as I didn’t have any issues washing off a bit of goo that transferred to my fingers tips (tip: facial cleansing wipes worked as a “perfect pre-wash hack”!!)I feel it’s good to point out that this tape isn’t meant for “reversible” re-applications…but then again, that’s to be expected!In other words, there’s no repositioning this tape without causing some major type of mess and damages on fabric and other surfaces.This tape also “bunches up” while we try to push or pull on it.I only deducted a star as the manufacturer could’ve done better job at packing and protecting the side of the roll, which does stick to things as well!!!Though it has to be handled with much care, it provides great adhesion and therefore, it’s great for some “irreversible” permanent projects hence it does what it’s supposed to do…obviously, I do recommend it! 🤩👍

Works well and very easy to use. However it will DESTROY your scissors! 😭 After cutting it a few times my scissors got so much adhesive on it I had to throw it away. But the tape itself sticks and holds really well. I worked a market and it was super windy. This tape held everything up.

I'd tried several different methods of putting wide trim on two chairs (to hide where the cats had clawed) where it was impossible to sew it on. Alien Tape was too bulky and glue just didn't work. This tape, however, worked perfectly. You need to peel a small corner from the backing before you stick it on the surface you want it to adhere to. I just smoothed it down the length of the chair, removed the backing, and then the trim adhered exactly right to the tape. This tape is very thin, so you don't get a bulky result as you do with Alien Tape. I'd recommend still using Alien Tape to adhere items to walls, but this tape is perfect for fabric. Since it's difficult to remove, I wouldn't recommend it for hems unless you want the hem to be there permanently. I love this product and will buy it again!

I purchased a new pair of boots for work about four months ago. Out of nowhere, for some unknown reason, the insoles on my shoes started moving backwards under my foot and climbing up the back of my heal. I've never had this happen before with any type of shoe, but, after a few hours, my insoles would have slid back an inch or so under my feet to the point where I could feel the end of the insole across the bottom of my toes and up the back of my heels. I'd go into a closet at work, take off my shoes, and reinsert the insole. It'd just slid out again. it drove me crazy for days on end. I tried a few different adhesives or some duct tape, but nothing ready fixed it. I don’t remember what I searched for, but ran across this fabric tape, and the reviews are true. This stuff is insane. It is soooo sticky it’s tricky to keep it from sticking to itself as you try to apply it. Buy man, my insoles haven’t budged a millimeter in the five weeks since.