Double-Sided Nano Gel Tape
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Double-Sided Nano Gel Tape.
A washable, reusable nano PU gel tape that bonds firmly to glass, tiles, walls, metal and plastic — then removes cleanly without residue or damage. Rinse under water to restore full adhesion. Available in 1m, 2m, 3m and 5m lengths.
Bonds firmly to glass, ceramic tiles, painted walls, metal, and plastic with no primer or prep. Strong enough to hold cables, hooks, photos, and lightweight decorations securely in place. The transparent finish stays virtually invisible on any surface once applied — the adhesive that works without showing its work.
When adhesion weakens, rinse the gel face under clean water, let it air dry, and it’s ready to use again at full strength. No soap, no detergent — water only. The kind of product that earns its place in a drawer because it keeps working rather than getting used up and replaced.
Removes cleanly without marks, sticky residue, or paint damage — ideal for renters, temporary displays, and anyone who needs a damage-free adhesive solution at home or in the office. Peel slowly at a low angle and it comes away without a trace. The adhesive that doesn’t leave a problem behind.
Choose the length that fits your project — from mounting a single cable run to taping along a full shelf edge. The 1m is the right size for small jobs and testing; the 5m covers larger installations without needing multiple rolls. Transparent finish blends into any surface.
- Clean the surface thoroughly before applying — remove all dust, grease, moisture, and residue. The nano gel bonds to the surface itself, and any contamination will significantly reduce hold strength.
- Cut to length with scissors before removing the backing liner — do not tear, which can stretch or distort the gel layer and reduce contact area.
- Peel back the liner and press the tape firmly onto the first surface, applying even pressure across the full length and holding for 10–15 seconds. Do not stretch the tape as you apply it.
- Remove the second liner, then press the object being mounted firmly against the tape — apply even pressure across the contact area and hold for 10–15 seconds before releasing.
- Allow 30–60 minutes before placing any load on the tape. First-time adhesion is strongest — avoid adjusting the mounted object immediately after application.
- When the tape no longer holds as firmly, this is almost always caused by dust, lint, or oils on the gel face — not by the gel losing its adhesive properties.
- Rinse the gel face under clean running water for 10–20 seconds, gently rubbing with a clean fingertip to remove any visible debris. Do not use soap, detergent, or any cleaning agent.
- Shake off excess water and lay gel-side up on a clean, lint-free surface to air dry — do not pat dry with a cloth or paper towel, which deposits fibres onto the gel face. Allow 10–20 minutes at room temperature.
- Once dry, the gel face should feel tacky again and be ready for reuse. If adhesion does not restore, check that the application surface is clean and smooth.
- Peel back slowly at a low angle — as close to parallel with the surface as possible rather than pulling straight outward. A slow, low-angle peel prevents paint lifting on painted walls.
- If the tape feels resistant, warm it gently with a hairdryer on a low setting for 10–15 seconds to soften the gel slightly, then peel slowly again.
- On painted walls, always peel slowly at a shallow angle. Test on a hidden area first if you are uncertain. Very old or poorly bonded paint may lift regardless of tape type.
- If any gel residue remains after removal, press a fresh piece of tape lightly against it and peel away — gel picks up gel more effectively than any solvent or scraping tool.
- Heavy loads — designed for lightweight mounting: cables, hooks, photos, small decorations. Not rated for heavy shelving, mirrors, or items where a fall would cause injury or significant damage.
- Outdoor or wet environments — prolonged exposure to rain, direct sun, or extreme temperature changes will degrade adhesion. For indoor use on dry surfaces only.
- Rough or heavily textured surfaces — the gel requires a smooth contact surface. On rough textures, only high points make contact, significantly reducing hold strength.
- Fabric, foam, and carpet — porous and flexible materials do not provide a stable bonding surface.
- Silicone-coated or non-stick surfaces — the gel cannot bond to surfaces specifically designed to resist adhesion.
“The best adhesive leaves no trace behind — stick it, use it, rinse it, and start again.”



