You may have encountered this kind of embarrassment: The ordinary tape is stuck tightly and the paper is torn when torn. The tape that is not sticky enough will cause the drawing paper to "run away from home" when the wind blows. The high adhesion of this tape is like a pair of "gentle hands" - when pressed hard, it can firmly fix the drawing paper or even the wooden board, but when torn off, it's like gently removing a post-it note, leaving no residue at all, and even the fragile watercolor paper can come out unscathed.
The colleagues in the laboratory conducted a comparative test: They used ordinary tape and this Amei paper tape respectively to stick A4 paper and hung 500ml of mineral water. The ordinary tape "died" after 10 seconds, while the Yamei textured paper tape managed to last for 30 minutes! Even more amazing is that after tearing it off, the desktop is as smooth as new, and there is no need to wipe it with alcohol until you doubt your life.
Friends who paint oil paintings must understand that when turpentine is spilled, ordinary tape immediately "melts into a lump". However, the resistance to chemical solvents of this tape can be regarded as the "representative of chemistry classes". Rub the edge of the tape vigorously with a cotton swab dipped in the diluted acrylic solution. It remains as stable as a mountain and does not affect the tidiness of the picture at all.
What is even more exaggerated is its high-temperature resistance property. Xiao Liu, an art student, used it to fix the epoxy resin drawing board heated by a hot air gun. The tape persisted in the 80℃ hot air for half an hour. When it was torn off, it could still maintain its complete shape! Netizens jokingly call it the "little sun of the tape world", neither melting nor blowing away. It is simply the perfect match for engraving gilding and DIY hot melt adhesive.
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Is ordinary paper tape prone to curling at the edges? The softness of this tape is comparable to that of silk - when pasted on curved plaster figures, it can perfectly fit the concave and convex textures. When architecture students use it to mark CAD drawings, even if they repeatedly stick it 3 to 4 times, the edge of the tape remains smooth and will not roll up into a "squid whisk" like sticky notes.
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What's even more surprising is its writing experience. Write directly on the tape with a marker pen. The ink is instantly absorbed by the paper surface and will not smudge at all. The experienced workers at construction sites all use it as a temporary label: "No matter how much dust there is, the handwriting is always clear. It's much more reliable than chalk writing!"
