How to deal with the traces of scotch duct tape after use?

 scotch duct tape is made on the basis of the original BOPP film after high-voltage corona to make one surface rough, then coated with glue, and divided into small rolls after slitting. This is the tape we use daily. The glue of scotch duct tape is acrylic glue, also called pressure-sensitive adhesive, and the main component is tincture. Tincture is a kind of macromolecular active substance, and the temperature will have a certain influence on molecular activity. The tincture content of the glue directly affects the use of the tape. The initial adhesive force of normal sealing tape is between No. 13 (steel ball number). The thickness of this tape glue is generally 22 microns, which is a standard thickness.

Colored tapes are used for marking and masking purposes. Generally, beige and khaki are more common. Pinch the scotch duct tape and then quickly pull it apart, you can pull off the glue on one side, and you can see the purity and transparency of the original film.

In our lives, when we encounter scotch duct tape after using it for a long time, it will leave some traces. How should we deal with it?

1. Alternate covering of new and old transparent glue is an effective method. Just use new transparent tape to stick under the old tape. This method is more practical.

2. Wipe with an eraser. This is the method we all used when we were young. You can easily remove traces by wiping with an eraser where there is glue.

3. Skin care products. Some of the substances in it are very effective in removing the traces left by the transparent glue, but it should be noted that it is better to use expired skin care products, otherwise it is very wasteful.

4. Dishwashing liquid is also one of the tools to effectively remove the traces of transparent glue.