Scotch Transparent Tape, 3/4 in. x 1000 in., 24 Boxes

I use this tape for years and lately the adhesive force has changed. I see that I am not the only one noticing this. The solution would be to irder industrial type of the same product. How do I do this? Thanks

I was looking at the MultiTask tape but didn't want to buy a dispenser and I noticed this red box labeled "Transparent Tape". I called in to 3M to confirm and indeed it is the same tape. They were very helpful on the phone but I wonder why they can't be named the same thing.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use a lot of tape for my mail-order business. Even though I've tried several brands to save a few pennies, I have stopped using anything but Scotch. First, it comes off the roll easier and the cutter is dependable ... no more scissors needed. Second, it has the right stick-em. It adheres as long as I need it; but when I need to remove the tape, it comes off the product easily without tearing the surface.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have used most types of Scotchbrand tapes for both my office and home. They are all great. The transparent tape is especially nice if you want to either wrap or tape something without the tape being real visible. It also does not turn yellow after being on a white sheet such as an office document or letter for a period of time.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I would not be without this tape. I do use more at Christmas time but I also use it throughout the year. It is a fantastic tape and plus, it is transparent. The only one I use. It works better than any other tape.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Our school board does not buy Scotch brand tape. I tried the brand they buy in bulk for my classroom and it was useless. I now buy Scotch brand Transparent tape boxed refills in bulk for the school year and use it on all my dispensers in my classroom. I even use it on the dispensers that my students use. Before, when they tried to tape a paper or use tape for a project it would not tear properly or stick to their fingers. Now, with Scotch brand Transparent tape, we can mend torn papers or do projects with no hassle from our tape. We love Scotch brand Transparent tape and when it comes time to do our supply order for the year our school secretary will hear me say "I'll buy my own Scotch brand tape" because I want tape that works. Thanks Scotch for such a good product. P.S. It is all I use at home also.

Hi, as some of the other reviewers, I am disappointed in the thinner version and would like to know how and where to buy the "old" tape, even if not in cardboard boxes, but to fit on a standard tape core. Thank you.

Have been using this tape at work to cover our labels. New version is thinner and does not stick as well. Bring back the industrial strenght or offer it as a seperate order number.

I have always used the 600 tape in my stores but lately the quality of the film and adhesiveness has changed. I've bought the same tape in different retailers only to be dissappointed over and over again. Is there any way of acquiring the tape with the stronger film and more adhesive?

We have used the Scotch transparent tape for many years to attach book jackets to books, here at our regional public library. It has worked wonderfully until we opened the first roll from our recent reorder. The tape is thinner, not as sticky, and more difficult to tear off of the tape dispenser. The added effort to tear the tape off of the dispenser is going to slow down our overall rate of book processing, but what we are most concerned about is the possibility of our book jackets coming untaped because of the reduced adhesive power of the changed tape. Our books are used heavily, and we need sturdy, sticky tape to keep the covers on them. Please let me know where I can purchase the industrial version of your transparent tape, because we are not confident that this newer version will hold up to the normal wear and tear of library use. Thank you.