Polyken
Polyken 105C Multi-Purpose Double Coated Carpet Tape (Paper Liner):
Polyken 105C Multi-Purpose Double Coated Carpet Tape (Paper Liner):
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Coated Bleached Kraft Paper Liner.:
Double-Coated Cloth Carpet and Mounting Tape
Hold Down Carpeting, Especially For Exhibition Halls & Conventions.
General Holding & Mounting (Signs, Posters, Temporary Decorations, etc.)
Lint Roller Alternative - Pulls Up Loose Surface Residue.
Aircraft Manufacturing.
Construction.
Hold Plastic Drop Cloths In Place While Painting.
Temporary Holding For Industrial Use.
Hold Aluminum & Carbon Fiber To Router Table
Holds Templates Down To Wood Boards For Router Work.
Keep Area Rugs & Runners From Slipping On Hardwood Floors.
Re-Attach Inside Trim Of Plastic Window Frames.
Attach Carpet Treads On Stairs.
Prevent Cats From Scratching Upholstery (Won't Damage Cloth).
Holds An Exercise Mat Securely On Top Of Carpeting.
Outdoor: Yes
Indoor: Yes
Moisture Resistant: Yes
Made in USA 
Product description
Because of the tape's cloth carrier and its ability to remove without leaving adhesive residue behind this tape is also sometimes referred to as double-sided gaffers tape. Even though the tape is designed to remove adhesive-residue free it still does offer 40 ounces per inch of peel adhesion so some customers alternatively use the tape as a type of lint roller to pull up loose residue from a surface. Low VOC content and can contribute toward satisfying EQ Credit 4.1 (Low Emitting Materials) under LEED ;
Comes on a blue color film liner (film liners are great for applying the tape over larger areas since a film liner will not tear;
Please note: removable tape is designed to not leave adhesive residue behind; however it may still pull up loose debris, finish, etc. from a substrate it is applied to depending on many conditions such as length of time applied, chemicals used to clean the substrate, and the composition of the substrate itself.
Standards Met: Boeing BAC5034-4 Section 5.1.a(1)(a); can contribute toward satisfying EQ Credit 4.1 (Low Emitting Materials) under LEED
