I use this tape for reinforcing the spines of paperback books used in a church library. Tape works very well and the books last...  Read More

I use this tape for reinforcing the spines of paperback books used in a church library. Tape works very well and the books last years longer with the spine and inside covers reinforced.  Read Less

I run a very busy preschool and need to stick labels on everything, including tables that get wiped down frequently. I used lo...  Read More

I run a very busy preschool and need to stick labels on everything, including tables that get wiped down frequently. I used lots of different methods of adhesives and the corners would peel right away. I don't remember who suggested Book Tape, but I've been using it for a couple of years and it has saved my sanity. I usually buy the 3 and 4 rolls.The corners do start peeling, but only after months of constantly wiping the table. What I really like is how cleanly it comes up. When I do need to replace them, it comes up without leaving any residue. I don't understand how something that stays stuck so very well can also be pulled up cleanly. With my other adhesives, not only did it not last long but invariable I'd have to get out some GooBGone and elbow grease to get rid of the sticky residue, then soap and water to get rid of the goo remover and then put on the new adhesive. Now I just pull up the book tape and slap down a new one (if you round the corners of the tape with scissors it stays even longer with wiping). Labels on things that are not wiped daily last the entire year and on into the next.I use it to put picture labels on plastic toy boxes, name labels on wood cubbies, and labels on laminate tables without it leaving any residue. Oh, I have even repaired a few books and used it as lamination for small projects. I cannot do without it. In fact after visiting my sons classroom and seeing the horrible state of their desk table labels, I think I am going to donate a roll to his teacher.  Read Less