I can't really comment on the sticky tape on the back as I have yet to utilize it

I love HitLights high density SMD 3528 warm white LED light tape.

good 3M tape glues strong no fake for sure

LED Tape LightWe used a light defusing cover

I then used electrical tape to secure the connectors to the housing of the safe while making them flush mounted as well

I will probably use a more reliable securing method because I've never really trusted tape to hold anything on permanently.

Not exactly a surprise from the materials point of view, but I haven't experienced with with specification grade (commercial) LED tape products.

I recommend completely removing the adhesive tape from the light strip and replacing with the thicker two sided tape you can buy at any hardware store

If you are concerned dust or grease sticking to the strip cover it up with 3M transparent packaging tape.

The sticky tape on the other hand is crap

I find these very bright, the only drawback is the tape on the back isn't the best

Ordered two Cool White LED tapes.

If you are a LED tape first timer like I was

I have used quite a few different brands of the LED tape for under cabinet lighting

Tape has held up very well and did not require additional adhesive.

I would still order them again - just not count on the sticky tape to hold...

These are the only LED tape lights i use perfect light temperature easy to use with connectors

Bad tape

Only minor issue is with the sticky tape on the bottom, which isn't quite so sticky, and I had to keep pressing it down again every day for a few days.

I have ordered Warm White LED tape lights from tis company twice and the lights were fine.

I used a magnitude dimmable transformer and a Lutron DvLV-600P-WH-600WATT dimmer switch.it is true the sticky back tape does not hold very well

As recommended by other users, I purchased some good 3M double backed tape and it worked like a charm

Easy to curve the LED tape for the corner cabinet.

UL listed led tape light, and it is maybe a few bucks more, but it is more safe to use.

I like the double density tape, too, for bouncing a lot of light off the wall to create a warm diffuse ambient light in my room,

Bright, constant color, strong adhesive tape

I install LED tape in people's homes and I can't have something this unreliable

The existing tape probably works ok if the lights are installed vertically

The tape on the back is kind of crap, but that is easy to work around

I staggered alternate rows by one LED so as to avoid a pattern of hotspots

We use them for practically all our under-cabinet lighting as well as in-cabinet lighting