Gorilla 6055001-2 Double-Sided Heavy Duty Mounting Tape (2 Pack) $17.36

Thankz for posting!

I actually needed something of the sort for a small project, this should do nicely.

It probably makes more sense to buy 3M VHB tape in bulk if you're going to use this often: https://www.amazon.ca/s?k=3M+VHB&i=tool ... _sb_noss_2

KiraSensei wrote: ↑ It probably makes more sense to buy 3M VHB tape in bulk if you're going to use this often: https://www.amazon.ca/s?k=3M+VHB&i=tool ... _sb_noss_2

The problem is that you have no idea which is real or fake 3M as they are popular among fakers.

How does this compare to the "Scotch Extremely Strong Mounting Tape" - which is also 1in x 60in, but for $7.99 ... so about $15.98 to compare to this 2-pack

https://www.amazon.ca/Scotch-Extremely- ... 009NP1JQC/

Anyone care to share their preferred way to arrange the 60" strip to mount a TV to a wall?

Isn't this a better deal? For $12.74
120inch roll
It's a single roll of 1x120in, instead of 2x60in in OP.

Both the 3m and gorilla are good.

Akitakara wrote: ↑ How does this compare to the "Scotch Extremely Strong Mounting Tape" - which is also 1in x 60in, but for $7.99 ... so about $15.98 to compare to this 2-pack

https://www.amazon.ca/Scotch-Extremely- ... 009NP1JQC/

used this recently and its very good.

Double sided tapes generally sucks for anything permanent. but if you need it, this is a decent review.



This does include the one listed here. Gorilla is right up there among the best, but considered pretty expensive on normal price.

Any difference between Gorilla vs. 3M VNB vs. Scotch Extremely Strong for general use? I'm thinking of cases like where multiple screws/anchors are holding something up and one of them has stripped or the drywall has crumbled on one side, i.e. just to help support rather than hold up the whole item. Not considering holding up a 30lb mirror or whatever using the tape alone. Would they all be relatively equal?

Manatus wrote: ↑ Any difference between Gorilla vs. 3M VNB vs. Scotch Extremely Strong for general use? I'm thinking of cases like where multiple screws/anchors are holding something up and one of them has stripped or the drywall has crumbled on one side, i.e. just to help support rather than hold up the whole item. Not considering holding up a 30lb mirror or whatever using the tape alone. Would they all be relatively equal?

I would put 3M VHB above everything. They're used in professional settings. They're used to attach skyscraper windows that can't use screws. This is assuming you get the proper kind and genuine 3M.

according to the video I posted, VHB is in the review. Check it out.

KiraSensei wrote: ↑ It probably makes more sense to buy 3M VHB tape in bulk if you're going to use this often: https://www.amazon.ca/s?k=3M+VHB&i=tool ... _sb_noss_2

I used 2 strips of the 3m to mount 2 Blink Cameras outside and they both fell off the first night. Not sure if the Gorilla Tape would work better. It is wider so would stick to more area so possibly stay longer.

Cucumference wrote: ↑ according to the video I posted, VHB is in the review. Check it out.

Thanks, very helpful. Would have saved me a post if I'd seen it beforehand.

er34er34 wrote: ↑ Anyone care to share their preferred way to arrange the 60" strip to mount a TV to a wall?

Wut

CantMissADeal wrote: ↑ I used 2 strips of the 3m to mount 2 Blink Cameras outside and they both fell off the first night. Not sure if the Gorilla Tape would work better. It is wider so would stick to more area so possibly stay longer.

It really depends how you mount it. Optimal mounting would be to use a heat gun to warm up the VHB, stick on to whatever you are sticking it to, wait at least 24 hours before any sort of use and try and keep it above 15 degrees at that time as well. Definitely a lot of work but it's almost impossible to remove if done that way. I removed an old gopro mount from an old snowboard I had and it ripped the top sheet up with it.

CantMissADeal wrote: ↑ I used 2 strips of the 3m to mount 2 Blink Cameras outside and they both fell off the first night. Not sure if the Gorilla Tape would work better. It is wider so would stick to more area so possibly stay longer.

You probably didnt prepare the area or got the wrong type for the wrong surface. There are tons of versions for different materials out there.

er34er34 wrote: ↑ Anyone care to share their preferred way to arrange the 60" strip to mount a TV to a wall?

Your are trusting a strip of tape to keep your TV on the wall?

So how do you know if you're getting legit 3M VHB from Amazon?