Scotch Moving & Storage Tape 1 ea

I'm a unique user. I use long life tape to secure plaz lid to plaz box's. (Why can't I edit anything in this post ???) I mostly tape magazine covers, dclippings, book repair, and labels. I have 1000s of old.magz. As an engineer I'm very sad mmm doesn't post tech info: I need peel and notch strength, plastic chemistry (hardness, scratch), uv and water life, tensile and strain, etc.(This tape has zero notch strengrh.) I've used mmm Book Repair Tape, which is wider, thicker and also has zero strength. Another waste of $$$ and time. I've been using 001 Photo Tape for best magazine covers, but it's < 1 in wide, and costly for 100% over lap.i would buy a lot, if 001 came in 2, 4 or 5 in widths

After reading the first eight one-star reviews, I have experienced the same problem -- the tape will not stay stuck to cardboard boxes, no matter the box. I agree with the reviewer who would not have imagined needing to review a 3M/Scotch brand product. Suffice to say I will not buy this product ever again.

I bought Scotch brand tape because of its history of being such a good company. I should have read the reviews. This tape is terrible! Doesn't stick to the boxes! Just pops itself off so everything I thought was boxed and ready had to be completely retaped. What a waste of effort!

Absolutely the worst product ever! Not possible to pull off a piece the full width of the roll. You start to pull it and end up with a strip half the width of the roll. Takes forever to find and unroll the portion that tore. Never had a problem before but this tape is awful.

I know that generic tape is terrible as it splits and shreds so I thought I was making a smart move by buying brand name tape for our move. Bad idea with this tape. For whatever reason it just isn't that sticky and we have multiple boxes that are coming undone mid move. Unfortunately I bought 8 rolls of this product that is headed straight for the trash. I guess I will use 3M brands next time and not worry about it.