Intertape591/BEIG136 591 Double Sided Flat back Paper Tape: 1" x 36 yd., Beige

Stuff is fantastic. Very good adhesion, but the backing is even stronger, so when you pull it off, it pops off, and you can peel it like gummy rubber and leaves no residue behind. I don't know why this isn't sold everywhere.

Best double face tape on the market for guitar building.

I use this for CNC machining wood items, and it holds really well. The main disadvantage is the cost. Compared to the "blue tape" and CA glue method, it costs more than twice as much for the tape alone, but you don't have to buy CA glue.

I use this tape for many aspects of woodworking. Temporarily attaching templates to wood pieces is one of the main ones. The tape does what you want to do, but detaching the paper backing from the tape itself is harder than it should be. When you tear off a piece, the paper backing is almost the same shape as the tape itself, making it very difficult to separate the two. If they would just put a hairline cut in the center of the backing on the tape, it would be MUCH easier to separate the tape from the backing. If they did this, I'd rate it 5+ stars!

This stuff works great for router templates, which is what I exclusively use it for. It holds really well, yet it still releases cleanly. I'm now on my second roll and definitely recommend it.

I prefer the narrower width. I can always put multiple strips together rather than cutting wider strips to fit. I’ve had good success with this tape.

Regardless if you’re using this for template routing for as a perminate adhesion solution, the adhesive blows. Either buy 3m, or buy from Mobile solutions. Their double sided tape is the best I’ve used when low profile application is needed.

This tape worked great. It holds like...well...tape. Seriously, it held extremely well with zero side to side shift. It's thin enough so that side to side movement doesn't happen like on some of the thicker carpet tapes. Easy to tear without having to resort to scissors.You don't need much at all. I used it to hold two pieces of Walnut together which were approximately 10" square. Used two strips about 5 inches long each. Too much, only needed about half that or less. Took me a while to pry them apart when I was done with having them together. When I did, though, there was zero adhesive left on the wood. Nothing to clean up. This alone is worth the entry price.