CheckYourLights said:
I've never herd of Dual lock tape. It might be a little different but at glance it looks like Velcro to me. (Maybe dual lock tape is the generic term for the name brand Velcro?), but i have bought some at both my local hardware and auto part store to mount the GPS antenna of my GS8000 among other things.
check this one:
http://edcforums.com/threads/3m-dual-lo ... cro.39098/
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_q ... tRGOtTta-0
There are different strength types of 3M Dual Lock
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/250804917165
3M Dual Lock Tape.
A heavy duty tape ideal for business and industrial applications or people who just want a really strong alternative to VELCRO.
This tape mates to itself or other dual lock products, there are no 'hook' or 'loop' parts. Please bear this in mind when buying - if you are trying to put a 1m tall object on the wall, you will need 2m - one for the wall, one for the object. The two 1m lengths will then connect to each other.
The mushroom type tips of the stems lock together with an audible click so you know the link is secure.
The adhesive backing provides an invisible bond to the intended surface, no drilling or stapling required.
Please click here for a detailed specification sheet (opens in a new window).
http://www.hookandloop-direct.co.uk/ind ... virtuemart
Which tape do I need?
SJ3540 is an excellent general purpose, black, heavy duty tape. It's best used indoors and has a strong rubber adhesive and connection strength. It can mate to itself or SJ3550, but cannot mate with SJ4570. This is the most popular dual lock used.
SJ3550 has the same grip strength as SJ3540 (and the two can mate) but has a very high performance VHB acrylic adhesive on the back making it suitable for very heavy duty work and for use outside. It cannot mate with SJ4570.
SJ4570 is a good alternative to heavy duty VELCRO. It's clear, has a low profile and a strong acrylic adhesive making it suitable for use outside. It cannot mate with SJ3540 and SJ3550 and can only mate with itself.