Focusound 300 Pack Yellow Point Double-Sided Adhesive Dots for Acoustic Soundproofing Foam Panels

The media could not be loaded. I bought these with the foam pads by Knightacoustic and they have worked beautifully. They’re thick and clear but you should know the adhesive is pretty strong. I used 5 per foam pad and waited a couple days before writing this review incase any fell off the way but ALL of the foam pads I put up have been put since. Not a single issue with these adhesive dots. BUT I did order 96 foam pads and found out that 300 adhesive dots is not enough when putting 5 dots to 1 foam pad. I could have done 4 dots to 1 foam pad and had more to use but I wanted to play it smart so I used 5 each and then applied firm pressure to each one for about 5 seconds before and after sticking them up on the wall. But just a heads up if you plan on using more than 60 foam pads with 5 dots for each foam pad than I recommend buying more than 300 adhesive dots. It’s been worth the money for me because they can be used for more than just foam padding and since I need more anyways I absolutely will be buying more.Check out the pictures for references.

I have a picture/in pcs that is for muffling sound. It fell down 2 or three times. All but two of the 12 pcs. I finally figured out you need to cover and I mean cover the entire panel with these to make it stay up. I put at least 16 on each panel.There is no damage to my wall at all. The panels would fall off but the stickies stayed on the wall.

Work great. The wall is by my bed so you can imagine the turmoil it goes through but so far stands strong. I’ll keep you posted.

I recently purchased a roll of double-sided adhesive tape, and it has proven to be quite handy for various home projects. Overall, I'm very satisfied with its performance, but there are a few minor issues that keep it from being a perfect 5-star product.**Pros:**1. **Strong Adhesion**: This tape holds up really well, even on surfaces like wood, metal, and plastic. It’s been great for mounting lightweight items like posters, frames, and small shelves.2. **Easy to Use**: It’s simple to cut and apply, with no mess or hassle. The backing peels off smoothly, and it sticks firmly without needing a lot of pressure.3. **Versatile**: I've used it for crafting, DIY projects, and even small household fixes. It's effective indoors and outdoors, which makes it quite versatile.4. **Invisible Finish**: Because it’s clear and double-sided, it’s ideal for keeping things in place without showing any tape, which is a huge bonus when aesthetics matter.**Cons:**1. **Difficult to Remove**: While the adhesion is strong, it can be a bit tricky to remove without leaving residue behind. If you need to reposition an item, you may find yourself dealing with some leftover sticky spots.2. **Not for Heavy Items**: Although it’s great for small to medium items, it doesn't quite hold up when used for heavier objects, so you’ll need something stronger for that.In conclusion, this double-sided adhesive is a solid choice for light to moderate

I used these to hang my 12"x12"x2" acoustic foam wall panels about three-months ago. They seem to be plenty sticky since I haven't had any panels fall down since then, but time will tell. I had a bunch left over so they've been coming in handy for a lot of other random projects. Definitely worth the money if you've got lighter wall decor to hang and don't want to put holes in your wall.

It's interesting that the description says these are for foam acoustic panels. I applied these to some panels that were falling off. The panels still fall off but the double sided tape stays stuck to the wall. Useless product for foam panels.

Used this to put on my soundproofing foam panels, and it works amazing! And it’s easy to come off of surfaces like wood or drywall (just get an edge and start rolling in on itself to get it off). My husband and I put these panels up a year and a half ago and they are still holding on strong! Buy it!

Awesome adhesive, difficult to use.Unlike most modern two-sided items, the paper covering is exactly the same size as the adhesive disc, with no overage or tab, making it very hard to remove. Took 3 hours to do 24 squares, and about 20% of the stickers ended up in the trash due to the paper-adhesive design flaw. Still the ones that survived the peel off were excellent.