Looks like a magic product, strong - removable and reusable.

 

Heat and water resistant, so has anyone used this product, and can comment on it?

 

I would like to use it for hanging solar light on an outside perimeter wall in natural stone.

 

The lights weigh 350 gram.

 

https://www.lazada.co.th/products/2-2-i1326064813-s3399882296.html?

 

Yes.

it sticks.

 

it’s probably the same as the first dishonourable mentioned item at 18 minutes 

https://youtu.be/pqMQ4w_2KKc

 

Tapes ok, i have used it on a few things, not to sure if it would be any good on stone though.

Give me a day or 2 and i will try it, let you know.

2 minutes ago, sometimewoodworker said:

Yes.

it sticks.

 

Thanks for the confirmation, so I have a next question.

 

It says it is removable, so how can a tape be strong and weak at the same time?

 

Point is, if I need to replace the battery of the solar light, I'll have to remove it, because the battery is in the back?

 

Is this possible, or will I most likely destroy the light at that point?

4 minutes ago, Susco said:

 

Thanks for the confirmation, so I have a next question.

 

It says it is removable, so how can a tape be strong and weak at the same time?

 

Point is, if I need to replace the battery of the solar light, I'll have to remove it, because the battery is in the back?

 

Is this possible, or will I most likely destroy the light at that point?

Watch the linked video ???? 

 

yes, no, maybe, are probably equally good answers to all questions.

It may hold a bit better than normal two sided adhesive (as on plastic wire conduit) but not great and really hard to use (it stretches' as you try to cut/remove/adjust).  It did not hold an outlet strip on wall very long.  But suspect it could be used to hold a calendar.  It reminds me of the first generation wall stickers that became available in US in the 50's - OK, maybe, for a few days.   

Wish I had watched this video before I posted this thread, it would have answered my questions right away, and saved my 54 Baht haha

 

 

I use this:

 

 

 

It is a clear two sided tape ( when you peel the red backing off ) similar to the Nano. I use it to stick a power strip to the wall , among other things. The power strip has been stuck on the wall for about 3 years now with no problems other than the switch broke and i had to  replace it, took some getting off the wall i can tell you.

It has also held a small (20 led ) solar light on the wall for 3 1/2 years, but the light is protected from rain and direct sunlight ( ironically ) and on a painted flat wall so not a direct comparison.

 

Bought it at Big C i think .

8 hours ago, Andrew Dwyer said:

I use this:

 

 

 

It is a clear two sided tape ( when you peel the red backing off ) similar to the Nano. I use it to stick a power strip to the wall , among other things. The power strip has been stuck on the wall for about 3 years now with no problems other than the switch broke and i had to  replace it, took some getting off the wall i can tell you.

It has also held a small (20 led ) solar light on the wall for 3 1/2 years, but the light is protected from rain and direct sunlight ( ironically ) and on a painted flat wall so not a direct comparison.

 

Bought it at Big C i think .

Since that is used to hold windows in skyscrapers, and auto panels it’s not a surprise that it works.

I think it's all about surface preparation. 

That clear stuff comes with a lot of aliexpress things.

 

I usually give it a try and then end up throwing it, and using the grey VHB - I buy from a reputable stationary store, I’m pretty sure it’s original 3M and not just 3M printed on the back of the tape.