To get the perfect bond with the perfect strength, we recommend using between 200 to 400g of Pattex No More Nails per square meter. Better control Product questions for our: 19mm x 1mm x 33 Metres Foamed Clear Structural Acrylic Gel Tape With Red Liner (A different size of this product) Why? Because drilling down now into the level of pedantic semantics that made me really unpopular at school, UniBond state that you can hang a blind with No More Nails On A Roll – but they don’t state that you can use/operate a blind hung with No More Nails On A Roll. Ok, but can you put up a blind with No More Nails On A Roll? Again, this is a no from me in my opinion as a Blinds Person ( blinds person not blind person, though my idea of what constitutes nice shoes might make you wonder). Hi Pauline, If both surfaces are completely flat and have been completely cleaned then you could try this Structural acrylic tape, but you would need to find a way of securing the bond without any weight baring on it for at least a good 12 hours! - Ian, Product Support Manager

Product questions for our: 25mm x 2mm x 16.5 Metres Foamed Clear Structural Acrylic Gel Tape With Red Liner (A different size of this product) Please. No. I mean, not from my/our point of view, being as mentioned a manufacturer and retailer of blinds; I/we will not honour any warranty for our blinds claimed on as a result of trying to No More Nails-a-blind to a wall. When it comes to adhesives, having a strong grip is crucial. This is where Nano tape truly shines. Unlike traditional tape, Nano tape has been designed to be a super tape or a repair tape that have a stronger grip, long-lasting adhesion and be more durable overall. It can hold onto surfaces for extended periods of time, which means that you can use less tape overall. This not only saves money but also reduces the amount of waste produced from traditional tapes. Versatility in application

First up, the weightbearing claim of No More Nails On A Roll mentioned above – 120kg is a reasonable chunk of heft. 120kg is almost twice my own weight (do not judge me, I’m tall and muscular) and a higher weight than the majority of standard-sized blinds you might buy. Apart from wall mounting, Nano tape can also be used for organizing cables and cords around the house or office. Its ability to hold up to 2 kilograms of weight makes it suitable for mounting small shelves as well. Moreover, its waterproof and heat-resistant properties make it an ideal solution for humid environments or near sources of heat such as kitchens and bathrooms. The best part about this tape is that it's reusable! To reuse the tape, simply remove it from the surface and wash it with warm, soapy water. This helps to remove any dirt or debris from the adhesive and makes it ready for reuse. Thus, using soapy water is an essential step in maintaining the quality of Nano tape making it long-lasting and extremely useful. Fiberglass

Can you put up a blind with No More Nails? No. You cannot put up a blind with No More Nails and have it work safely and effectively in the usual fashion. Product questions for our: 25mm x 1mm x 33 Metres Foamed Clear Structural Acrylic Gel Tape With Red Liner (A different size of this product) Porous materials are materials that let liquids and/or gases pass through them – either partially or totally (e.g. wood, fiber glass, cork…). Non-porous material, on the other hand, doesn’t let any liquids and gases get through (e.g. glass, metals, plastics).For reasons of hygiene and safety, personal grooming products, cosmetics or items of intimate clothing cannot be returned.

Product questions for our: 6mm x 2mm x 16.5 Metres Foamed Clear Structural Acrylic Gel Tape With Red Liner (A different size of this product) When it comes to Nano Tape, there are various types available to suit different needs. For instance, double-sided tape works well for mounting lightweight objects like posters and pictures. If you're looking to hang something heavier like a mirror or shelf, heavy-duty Nano Tape is the perfect option. The transparent tape is ideal for glass surfaces or when you want the tape to be invisible. And if you need a tape that can be used multiple times and to use in permanent projects in easy way without losing its adhesive properties, then reusable Nano Tape is the way to go. Recommendation I need to secure the fairing on my sports motorbike. Would this be strong enough for that purpose? I have tried Gorilla Tape, but it wasn't strong enough. Thank-you - GaryFirst things first - what exactly is No More Nails? As mentioned in the introduction, it's a specialised adhesive. It's specifically designed to attach to porous materials, such as:

It can hold up to 2 kilograms of weight and can be easily cut to size and shape for any project. Unlike traditional tapes, it can be used on a wide range of surfaces, including glass, porcelain, plastic, and even roofs. Its waterproof and heat-resistant properties make it suitable for use in humid environments or near sources of heat. With transparent double-sided adhesive tape, you can mount pictures or decorations without damaging walls or surfaces, making it an ideal choice for DIY projects around the home or office. Applications of Nano Tape

Nano Tape or no nails adhesive tape is a game-changer for DIY projects. Its versatility and strength make it an ideal choice for various applications, including fiberglass, concrete, porcelain, plastic, acrylic, roofs, and more. With its waterproof feature and strong holding capability, you can work with ease knowing that your project will be secure and come out looking great. So whether you're a DIY enthusiast or a professional contractor, Nano tape is a must-have tool in your kit. Its endless possibilities and ease of use make it a top choice for any project, big or small. So why wait? Get your hands on this super tape today and see the magic unfold! Surface preparation is paramount for achieving the required bond when using this pressure sensitive adhesive. Read our Surface Preparation and Application Guide for more information on how to apply this foam tape. UniBond, the No More Nails People, also agree that you cannot put up a blind with No More Nails, or more to the point, at no point in their literature or other online works can I find them suggesting that you can, nor recommending it, nor saying yes to any questions along the lines of “can blinds be hung with No More Nails.” Can you put up a blind with No More Nails On A Roll?