3M VHB Tape 5952 Double-Sided Acrylic Foam Tape - Heavy Duty, Industrial Mounting Tape - 1 inch width x 36 yards length, 45 mil thick - Black

I love the versatility of this tape! It does not appear sticky at first because you need to reposition it to make sure you have it placed correctly, once in place and allowed to cure, it's very strong and holds fixtures together tightly. I used the tape to secure a hutch to a sideboard in addition to the screws and also used it to secure a gravity bike rack to the masonry wall (power-coated steel to masonry) and to the floor (concrete to powder-coated steel). This tape aids in keeping the fixture secured to the wall in the event that the screws fail in the masonry which seems to happen after time passes. So far so good, the bike racks literally do not budge, even with force applied. I'm happy and feel confident that my expensive bikes will not get damaged.

Car wash blowers literally blew rear sliding glass and track right off my truckused this tape to reattach track to back of the truck and the rear window is opening/closing like new. I did double up on this tape to make it fit in track in my 2017 F250 super duty

Great tape I needed for a project. I used it to create auction paddles by adding a wooden handle to a custom cutout. It’s extremely sticky and was the perfect solution for my auction paddles. It seems permanent and I wouldn’t want to try and take anything off if this is used.

It's tape, what else can I say?

I have used this to stick a dashcam to my windshield. It has held fast even under the extreme heat from direct sunlight and a closed car.

I used a clamp for a couple minutes to activate the adhesive in the tape. I'm trying it on an industrial application and it's great so far. :-)

Works great the best that I have found

First, be aware that it absolutely will not stick to everything. If your car dashboard has been spritzed with Armorall to make it slick and shiny, you can forget sticking pretty much anything to it, this adhesive foam tape included. I'm noting this because I've seen folks gripe about buying a stick-on phone mount and then discovering that it wouldn't stay put on their lovingly hand-detailed dashboard covered with Armorall or similar products. That said, on most smooth, non-porous materials, this tape is going to bond well enough that you'll risking damaging something when you try to remove it. So, be *really sure* that you've got it where you want it before pressing it in place; you most likely won't get two shots.