Gorilla Heavy Duty Mounting Tape is a tough double sided tape that bonds instantly for a long lasting, weatherproof hold. It is ideal for indoor and outdoor projects and adheres to smooth and rough surfaces. Mount, build, and repair with ease.
Holds up to 30 lb (≈ 13.6 kg) per pack when used as directed.
Key Features
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Double sided coating for easy, tool free mounting.
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Heavy duty hold up to 30 lb (≈ 13.6 kg)* on smooth or rough surfaces.
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Instant bond for fast, permanent mounting.
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Weatherproof performance for indoor and outdoor use.
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Bonds to: Plastic**, Metal, Wood, Glass, Brick, Ceramic, Stone, and more.
* Follow surface prep and application directions for best results.
** Not for PE or PP plastics. See FAQ below.
Directions
- Apply strips vertically on the back of the object to distribute weight evenly. Avoid touching the adhesive.
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Use guide: Apply approximately 2 in (≈ 50 mm) of tape per 1 lb (≈ 0.45 kg) of weight.
- Cut tape and press firmly to secure tape to the object.
- Peel away the clear liner, align the object, then press firmly to conform to the surface and create a permanent bond.
Specifications
| Application Temperature |
Above 50 °F (≈ 10 °C) |
| Service Temperature |
Continuous up to 194 °F (≈ 90 °C); intermittent up to 302 °F (≈ 150 °C) |
| Outdoor Rated |
Yes |
| Moisture Resistant |
Yes |
| Storage |
Cool, dry place at 64 to 72 °F (≈ 18 to 22 °C), 30 to 70% RH |
FAQs
Is Gorilla Mounting Tape food safe?
No. It is not recommended for direct or indirect food contact.
How do I remove Gorilla Mounting Tape?
This is a permanent tape and may cause surface damage on removal. First remove the mounted object by gently prying from a corner. Then slowly stretch the tape parallel to the surface to lift it away.
Will it work on plastic, vinyl, or rubber?
It adheres to many plastics, but not to low surface energy plastics such as polyethylene (PE) or polypropylene (PP), and may not adhere to certain rubbers with high oil or plasticizer content.
How do I remove the liner?
After applying tape to the object, lift the clear liner from a corner using a fingernail, the edge of packaging, or a blade. You can also pinch and stretch a corner of the tape at about a 40 degree angle until the liner lifts.
