Gorilla Max Strength Mounting Tape, Permanent, Holds Up to 45 lb (3 lbs per 4 in), 1 x 60, Black (GOR112962)

Description

Key Features

• Our strongest mounting tape – holds up to 45 lb (3 lb per 4 in).
• Reinforced strength includes extra mesh layer.
• Tear by hand, easy release liner.
• Works great on painted surfaces so you can use for a variety of indoor projects.
• Double-sided tape is coated with adhesive on both sides for easy hanging.
• Delivers a fast, permanent bond.
• Sticks to both smooth and rough surfaces.
• Bonds permanently to painted walls, mirrors, plastic, metal, wood, glass, ceramic and more.
• This max strength mounting tape, our strongest mounting tape, includes a mesh reinforced layer making it 1.5x stronger than our Heavy Duty Mounting Tape. It mounts in an instant for a permanent bond that holds 3 pounds per 4 inches of tape! It is perfect for indoor projects and sticks to smooth and rough surfaces. Bonds to painted walls, mirrors, plastic, metal, wood, glass, ceramic and more.
• Gorilla® Max Strength Mounting Tape, our strongest mounting tape, includes a mesh reinforced layer making it 1.5x stronger than our Heavy Duty Mounting Tape. It mounts in an instant for a permanent bond that holds 3 pounds per 4 inches of tape! Gorilla Max Strength Mounting Tape is perfect for indoor projects and sticks to smooth and rough surfaces. Bonds to painted walls, mirrors, plastic, metal, wood, glass, ceramic and more. Weight limits may vary depending on surface texture, porosity and flatness of surface. Both surfaces must be completely flat to make full contact with adhesive.
• Gorilla® Max Strength Mounting Tape, our strongest mounting tape, includes a mesh reinforced layer making it 1.5x stronger than our Heavy Duty Mounting Tape. It mounts in an instant for a permanent bond that holds 3 pounds per 4 inches of tape! Gorilla Max Strength Mounting Tape is perfect for indoor projects and sticks to smooth and rough surfaces. Bonds to painted walls, mirrors, plastic, metal, wood, glass, ceramic and more. Weight limits may vary depending on surface texture, porosity and flatness of surface. Both surfaces must be completely flat to make full contact with adhesive.