I've been using VHB Tape, ever since it was first introduced, it's really great stuff! Watch 3M‘s video pulling a train car with this stuff... If that doesn't convince you, nothing I write here will. Do be aware that it does have a shelf life, if you purchase a big roll. I think it's still maybe something like 18 months, (maybe 24). But should not be an issue with small rolls like this.UPDATE:I just opened up this roll for one of my many waiting projects on my list. I was expecting the same VHB tape that I had purchased and used in the past.I ordered this roll, 'not knowing' that 3M was manufacturing different grades, and thicknesses of this tape.This roll was 'not' what I had purchased in the past. This roll was 'a lot' thinner than what I used before, really, nearly 'paper thin'.You have to read the descriptions 'very carefully' on these!The RP45 is their strongest version of this tape. It comes in various widths, (and lengths), and the thicknesses are shown in inches, fractions, decimals, and mm, depending on the seller.It pays to take a few minutes to do whatever calculations needed to make sure you get the right thickness desired for your project.