Crafts, DIY projects, and repairs require strong duct tape with a tensile strength of 54 pounds to create bonds that last. Tapes with this level of strength can be up to 9 mils thick. When repairing book bindings or doing temporary projects such as sticking signs for an indoor event, masking tape with 22 pounds tensile strength and 8.2 mil thickness can handle the job.
Latex-free and solvent-free rubber adhesive on Duck Tape has a high initial strength. In addition, the rubber adhesive can withstand humidity and temperature variations. The production process for this adhesive is also friendly to the environment.
Duck tape is available in many colors and patterns, making it ideal for decorations, color-coding, and crafts. White duct tape matches with most backgrounds and many types of decor, and can work for a wide range of monotone and mixed color uses. Some adventurous options include camouflage, zebra, and leopard skin patterns that you can apply to clothing, sheets, and other materials. Black duct tape is another versatile color option ideal for repairs, or creating borders on boards in classrooms. Duck duck tape is available in an array of colors including:
Tapes with neon colors are ideal for both decorative and outdoor projects such as gardening thanks to their higher visibility.
This tape features adhesives that stick to various types of surfaces such as wood, laminate, plastic, metal, and leather. It can also serve as packaging tape to seal boxes and packages. Color code files, boxes, or other stored items to simplify retrieval. Some roll options feature 3-inch cores so that users can apply them using standard tape dispensers.
The tape conveniently tears by hand and does not curl. It is available in different lengths ranging from 10 to 60 yards. Find other types of home, craft, and office supplies such as glue and Kraft tape at Quill.
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