Realizing
simultaneous antiwater and anti-oil-fouling adhesion
is extremely challenging owing to the solvated overlayer on the surface
of substrates. Herein, we develop a supertough polyacrylate-based
tape bearing SiO2 as a reinforcing filler and a solvent
to liquefy the surface. The SiO2 reinforcement enhances
the cohesion strength, while the liquefied surface not only expels
the solvated overlayer but also improves the interfacial wettability
and interaction. This material design imparts the double-sided tape
with admirable antiwater and anti-oil-fouling adhesion performance,
which far exceeds that of commercial tapes, as well as high transparency
and long-term stability. In addition, we carry out an in-depth study
on the adhesive mechanism for the tape and clarify the role of the
solvent and the interaction between SiO2 and a polymer
matrix. This work provides a novel strategy for designing antiwater
and anti-oil-fouling adhesives with wide applications in various fields
such as leakage repair, antiseep, underwater adhesion, building materials,
and biological adhesives.