Syntego Glitter Washi Tape Decorative Craft Self Adhesive Stick On Sticky Glitter Trim (Royal Blue)

Nice glittering tape. It is more like a masking tape rather than normal tape, adhesion is not that great, but it is nice colour and great for crafting (just apply glue for extra adhesion if needed).

Lovely colour and shimmer but not very sticky. Maybe depends what you want it for or where you are planning to stick it.

So, I quite liked this tape. I thought it would be great to use as a border around furniture and my stairs bannister. I wasn’t sure what the size would be, I figured by the price that it wouldn’t be like a regular size roll of cello tape, I think a size guide/comparison would be better to advertise as some may be expecting it to be bigger. The tape will stick very well on things like paper, cardboard and dry wood etc, it stuck well onto my tv stand and other furniture, the only issue I had was on my bannister, it doesn’t stick well to anything with gloss paint. Instead I used some glue to stick it down. Everything looks fantastic and I’m happy with how sparkly it is, especially with light. I would recommend this to others and may buy some more myself!

This tape is a lovely sparkly touch to add to anything BUT it struggles to stick and such a small roll for the price, I wouldn’t say it was worth the purchase to be honest. Makes things stand out but had to use heat to press into things so it would stick.

I have done some really nice projects using this

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I used this to re-frame a picture. I taped it together with parcel tape first then stuck this over.The finish is so good that l've ordered more.It was plenty sticky enough to cover the parcel tape.

I have used this as a border on the ceiling of a bedroom, with a strip placed both directly below and directly above (on the ceiling) coving. It highlights the coving and looks absolutely brilliant and classy.It is easy to put up, but because it is not fantastically sticky it is inclined to fall down (usually from the ends). However this is easily solved by putting dabs of wallpaper overlap adhesive on the tape - and particularly at the ends. I put a small amount of adhesive on my finger and ran it along the tape. I found it was better to put the tape up first, and then check over the next few hours where it was beginning to come unstuck and then apply what adhesive was necessary at these points. It does tend to be the ends from which it first starts to un-stick itself.As long as you use the overlap adhesive you can also affix it on top of wallpaper, and it stays put.Once done it stays up perfectly and gives the room a really classy look.Highly recommended for this purpose.