Questions and Answers for ROBERTS 1-7/8 in. x 75 ft. Roll of Max Grip Carpet Installation Tape

A:  This tape is not recommended/warranted for use over chemically treated surfaces or plywood.

A:  There is not any tape products on the market that will adhere to treated wood, at least nothing more than extremely temporary

A:  Not specifically. Metal Stair Nose strips will need to be mechanically fastened. MaxGrip carpet installation tape works best when used to install carpet in a perimeter application method to concrete or plywood subfloor.

A:  Yes it will stick to almost anything,including fingers.

A:  I don't think I'd use it for that. Tape is very sticky on both sides & grips tightly. It you had to reposition the thin boards it might pull the bottom layer loose when you removed it. The tape is also thick so you would have to tape both sides of the boards completely & push it down evenly or you might have a wobbly board

A:  No! If a permanent stick is whatvyour after for the very thin wood planking you have then I recommend you paint the walls with the vinyl floor adhesive, it comes in a tub and you can brush it or roll it on! Henry 650R, this is the stuff you want. Home Depot has it!

A:  No. This tape is designed for horizontal applications of carpet to concrete or plywood substrates.

A:  Roberts Max Grip Double Sided pressure sensitive tape offers reinforced strength to instantly bond vinyl rolled goods to unfinished substrates (spray adhesive not recommended) . Apply the tape onto the clean unfinished substrate (concrete or plywood subfloor). Adhere the first few inches and then unroll a foot or two at a time, letting the tape gently lay over the substrate.. Press the tape for a secure bond. peel away the brown protective paper, apply the carpet, firmly roll the flooring down into tape field to secure. Weighted Carpet rollers work very well to ensure a proper seal. Do not apply tape over finished floors such as Laminate, Vinyl, tile or carpeted surfaces.

A:  I used this and a can of adhesive spray on mdf subfloor in my trailer. This did stick but I heard from another person to use the adhesive spray as well to make it stick longer. Combined it worked super well.  

A:  No, Max Grip should not be used for stair tread apps. However, you may want to consider Roberts 8600 NOSEBOND. This advanced acrylic adhesive is specially formulated for interior installation of wood, laminate, and rigid PVC stair nose. , it can also be used for wood moldings, wood trim installations and repairs.

A:  Max Grip Carpet Installation Tape offers 75 ft. per roll. and is recommended/warranted to install wall to wall carpet. - Not specific Carpet Tile.

A:  For the permanent installation of vinyl sheet flooring, wall base, stairs and treads, and vinyl trim. Roberts can not warrant the use of this product with peel and stick products.

A:  This tape is double sided sticky-can be hard to work with if temp is warmer because it gets stickier. Used this to put rubber mats down in a 2 car garage so on a cement floor. During the winter from the cold & vehicles on it it did let the mat seams open & slight spaces between. Have tried to move the mats back to proper position with some difficulty. Packaging does state "for modified loose vinyl sheet flooring". I would think you would require many rolls of tape for your project as there is 50 feet on each roll & I used 3 for the garage. Not sure if I would use it for a flooring project especially if you have to readjust flooring pieces.

A:  No odor from this tape, very efficient and very sticky

A:  I bought this and it doesn’t work. Would not hold! Couldn’t get money back!!!

A:  Yes, ROBERTS Max Grip 75 ft. Carpet Installation Tape is a double-sided pressure-sensitive acrylic that offers reinforced strength to instantly bond carpets, vinyl sheet goods and turf. This tape can be used indoors, outdoors over concrete and plywood subfloors.

A:  This tape can be removed, but not without a struggle; I used this tape to secure vinyl step covers to the tread of painted wooden stairs. As of today, there is no slippage of the viny step tread covers

A:  Roberts MaxGrip is considered a permanent installation tape and is only recommended for use over concrete or wooden subfloors (plywood) This product should not be applied over finished flooring such as hardwood, tile or carpet.

A:  This tape is what I would consider semi-permanent. Can be removed but most likely requires using a Floor Adhesive Remover. Maybe even DIF might work (wallpaper remover). Both are low odor and no-toxic so safe for indoor use.

A:  It can be, but it’s difficult and time consuming 

A:  I would say yes from most surfaces. Exactly the reason I went with the tape.

A:  of course it can .... just tape ... does it leave residue? it can but you can get it off with goof off.

A:  You may want to consider : Model #50-305-6 / Store SKU #933544