What is the difference between low-tack adhesive, repositionable adhesive and rem
Yes, we hear you. They all sound the same don't they?
I will start with the Low-Tack Adhesive - it is as described a very weak adhesive - almost like a static cling or a posted note. Typical use - appliance store wants to plaster their special all over the place - even right on the appliances. No problem with this Low-Tack adhesive. After the special is over or the appliance is sold, the decal will be very easy to remove. Mainly indoor use.
The Removable Adhesive - it is an all weather resistant adhesive that will cure slowly - over 3 to 4 months approx. after which it will become permanent. So it is often used for bumper decals - election campaign or some time limited event. After your candidate lost the election, you will want to remove the decal ... :-)
The Repositionable Adhesive - is an all purpose adhesive - that is very slow curing. This allows you to not only remove it easily, but to reposition it. If you applied the decal crooked, you will be able to remove it and replace or reposition it. The decal will also be readily removed many months later.
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