Ahh, what the heck, go crazy and call it whatever you want. It’s a (3)-pack of all-purpose contact cement glue in large tubes that hold just under (1) oz each. That’s a lot of very powerful glue. You could repair shoes, furniture, toys and appliances made of wood, rubber, metal, glass, leather, plastic or cork and still have some left over. A light coating from these self-piercing tubes is usually all it takes. Advanced formula dries clear and bonds fast. Package says to wait 15 minutes, but we’d wait a little longer just to be sure.

We have to say, we’d love to see someone make a Red Fusion movie, or a Red Fusion soft drink. Until then, we’ll keep on loving this red Fusion Pro silicone tape. It’s water-retardant, self-fusing, 1” wide x 10 feet long. The pros use it for repairs and insulation because it stretches, sticks to itself and keeps water out—three things you often want in a roll of tape. The red color is just a bonus.

This is the stuff that won’t rip, split or tear, not even if you bite it, and you’re going to need a knife to open that package, bunky. It’s so strong it’s even hard to cut with the serrated blade on the included dispenser! Our each is (30) feet of 1-7/8" wide reinforced, filament packing tape in the afore-mentioned dispenser. Keep some around the house or in the garage.

What athlete wouldn’t want to be described as “krazy strong, krazy fast”? That’s what Krazy® Glue calls itself, and we see no reason why it shouldn’t. We’ve got the original, all-purpose, ultra-thick formula, no-run gel in a (2)-pack of 2-gram tubes with precision tips. Perfect for porous surfaces. Bonds to ceramic, plastic, wood, glass, porcelain, metal, leather, rubber and vinyl. Dries quick, and you can just take our word for that. Don’t go testing it on your fingers like we did in sixth grade.

This thin, double-sided translucent tape from 3M is the Cal Ripken Jr. of the tape game. Called double-coated dielectric tape 3514, its acrylic adhesive is super-sticky and adheres well to a wide variety of materials. Has excellent holding power, resistant to high temperatures and moisture, and will withstand high humidity with minimal cockling or wrinkling. 1" wide on a 3-inch core, the length will vary, which is why we've got them at this low price. You'll get approx 100 feet.

Nuclear physicists speak of five fundamental forces: weak, strong, electromagnetic, gravity, and duct tape. Sizes and colors of duct tape come and go in the world of surplus –– right now, we have 2" wide by 60 yd. long rolls on 3” cores, all select seconds or better. We offer you a standard grey color.

Carpet tape is actually uncoated double-sided duct tape, used to stick rugs down, or anywhere you need to stick stuff to other stuff. This roll is 1-1/2" wide x a whopping 25 Yards long on a 3" core. Beige-ish color, after the backing is peeled off, but it really doesn't matter, since you won't see it (unless you make a prom dress out of it, but then you wouldn't be able to get out of the limo).

If you’re old enough to remember the construction worker held in mid-air by a single drop of Krazy® Glue applied to his hardhat and stuck to an I-beam, you know just how miraculous this stuff is. If you’re not old enough, you’re young enough to Google® it. He probably got fired for tampering with PPE, but this instant glue still powerfully bonds wood, metal, ceramics, pottery, rubber, vinyl, leather and plastic. The stay-fresh container contains (2) grams and a one-drop tube applicator. Keep away from eyes, skin and kids.

We’ve looked at tape from both sides now, and no matter how we look at it, double-sided tape is better than ice cream castles in the air. Use it for carpet, rugs, signs, posters, photos, displays or whatever else needs staying in place. You pick: 324 feet x 0.70” wide of clear tape from Switzerland; 82 feet x 1” wide of beige tape with wax paper backing; or 164 feet x 1.89” wide of clear tape with wax paper backing.

You know, like the Mounties, those Canadian police folks with the red coats, big hats and black horses. Actually, this tape is for mounting objects in frames and on walls. Its double-sidedness allows you to stick one side to something and the other side to the spot you want the something to stay put. Use it in place of tacks, screws, nails and glue. You’ll get 15 feet of tape on a spool, 1” wide. Made in USA.