Dyneema One Sided Stick On Repair Tape

Are you having trouble getting the silicone release paper off of the adhesive side? If so, maybe make a thin cut with an xacto knife so you can stick the knife into the cut and peel it off. Also a pin might work. Once you get a little bit started the release paper should come off.

I’ve been stymied by this problem too. The solution is a pair of fine tweezers, prefrably with fine, sharp tips. Sometimes, after bending a corner with my fingers, the sharp point can be slid in between the layers. And sometimes the tweezers can be used to bend a corner to a tighter radius than can be achieved with the fingers, which can help separate the layers.

I use a large sewing needle to tease one corner of the cuben/adhesive tape off the backing.

I use an exacto knife or a utility knife to separate the backing from the film,  pressing the adhesive onto the blade.  I then peal away the backing film and use the knife as a handle to locate the tape. (versus my oily finger tips.)

For stubborn pieces I sometimes fold a corner and then roll it straight to help the edges to separate.

I’ve had success with similar repair tapes by using masking tape.  I stick one piece of masking tape to each side of the repair tape near the edge and pull the two pieces of repair tape apart.