Filmoplast P Archival Mending Tape, 1"x100'

I used this tape to repair a vintage Spinning Santa” paper cone. The whole top had torn off. This tape is a little hard to separate from the backing, but it did a great job on the repair. It’s strong, and nearly invisible. I will gladly buy this tape again for any future repairs.

I used it on an old Golden book that had yellowed and torn pages. I used a needle to start the separation from the backing because it's a fine tape and it worked great. Light burnishing with my fingernail and it was barely noticeable. Also used it to reinforce page edges. Worked great for my project.

I purchase this tape hoping to mend an old 30" long panorama photo that had been rolled up for too long, once laid flat the emulsion cracked. The Neschen Filmoplast P Archival Mending Tape, 1"x100', was not sufficiently thick to flatten the cracked areas. It is very shear but I chose to use it on the back of the photo, where it pretty much disappeared. It is tricky pealing the backing off but I found that by using a small piece of Scotch tape on the tape side, it can be started easily, and once threaded thru the tab on the top of the box, it a simple matter of pulling off what you need while pulling the backing thru the opposite direction. It seems to stick well and repositioning might be difficult. I have not used it to mend a document but likely it will work quite well.

Added a section to the top of my 18 year old screen door to find out that covers nicely. I chose clear I did not want to see it from inside the house. I do love my french doors open in the spring and fall. Love the product. You have to clean the area with non greasy product. I chose alcohol. The bond was solid and light. Not heavy rubber. Thank goodness I don't have to buy a new door now.

I bought this expecting something better. It was ok, but I should have purchased the archival products I am more familiar with.

I like how well this sticks and how it's hardly visible once applied. It is extremely tricky to peel so you have to be patient. It's like trying to split a hair with your thumbnail. It's worth the effort though! The picture shows a book to which I reattached the cover with this product.

The one I received had been opened and the cutter was missing, so I have to use scissors to cut the tape. Once you figure out how to peel the backing - I used a piece of packing tape to pull the tape from the backing - it works great for making almost completely invisible repairs to paper.

This product is not sheer or transparent as advertised! Will not work for my project