Original Multi-Surface Painters Tape, 1 Inch Wide (0.94 In. x 60 Yds), 6 Rolls, Blue Paint Tape Protects Surfaces and Removes Easily, Masking Tapes for Indoor and Outdoor Use (2090-24EP6)

I buy this in bulk to hang up school artwork on our walls, but it’s MOSTLY an imagination tool for my kids to create whatever pops into their little heads. Here are some examples: delineate an obstacle course, make eye-masks for the stuffies, make a tiny gondola, make bandages for injured stuffies, tie a weird selection of objects together, etc. The best part is, when it’s time to remove the creations so we can walk through the house again, the tape is easily removed from objects, and it’s paper tape so no plastic waste to haunt your conscience. I don’t know about the glue; it does irritate my kids’ skin (no tape eye-masks for them) but so do regular boo-boo bandages; they may just have sensitive skin. Well worth the investment for creative play (without electrons or screens)!

Good price

Scotch Blue Painter’s Tape is hands-down my favorite. Is there other tape out there? Sure. But this is the one I trust every time. It pulls off cleanly and easily, without leaving residue or damaging surfaces. I use it both at home and at work, and as a PE teacher, I especially love how it holds up during activities but still removes with no hassle when I’m done. It’s reliable, versatile, and lasts as long as I need it to.

I used this when moving to tape my board games shut. I did put those into moving boxes with box tape. The painters tape left No issues and easy to remove.

Love this tape for crafts. It works fairly well for painting though I'd really love for it to stick a bit better. Paint will seep underneath without much difficulty.

If you care about your product - stick with a name-brand that you can trust. When I install these rolls into the tape guns that we manufacture, I know that it will fit perfectly, and work as intended. Trying to save a few dollars on cheaper, no name-brand tape is a mistake. I've seen knock-off brands that were so fluffy and bulky, that they wouldn't fit in the tape gun. I had to question what they were even made of (?) The Scotch-brand tapes are the same every time. They stick well; they tear-off nicely; and hold onto the wall, etc, where you place them. Don't go cheap, you'll hate yourself in the morning.

I have used a variety of painter's tapes and ScotchBlue is, by far, my favorite. Some other brands adhere too tightly to the roll, making the outside of the tape tacky in texture. Other brands have poor adhesion, allowing paint to bleed into areas it does not belong. Duck painter's tape comes to mind as one of my least favorites. It just doesn't grip to the wall and repeatedly curls and falls off. I recently did a couple painting projects around my home and relied on my ScotchBlue. I made lines in my son's room and the tape helped to keep the edges crisp and it peeled off neatly when removed. I also used it to hold a decal on a wall as I stippled and was able to remove the decal and place it on various spots of the wall with the same pieces of tape. The tape has such great adhesion, without being overly tacky, so it sticks multiple times. Definitely a great choice for some home improvement projects.

Great. Exactly what you would expect