




Premium Technical Specifications
Which size should I choose for my project?
Choose 0.75 inch for crafts, labeling, and fine-line masking. Choose 1 inch for general home painting and trim work. Choose 2 inch for covering larger areas like walls, cabinets, and renovation projects.
Is this tape very sticky?
It is designed for general-purpose light-to-medium temporary hold, not heavy-duty mounting. Apply to clean, dry surfaces and press firmly for best results.
Will it damage painted walls?
It is intended for temporary use, but users should test a small area first, especially on freshly painted, delicate, textured, or older painted surfaces.
Can I use it in the kitchen or freezer?
It can be used for temporary labels on clean, dry containers or freezer bags, but it should not be applied to wet, frosty, oily, or heavily condensed surfaces.
How is this different from blue painter’s tape?
This is a white general-purpose masking tape for labeling, crafts, and light masking. Blue painter’s tape is often chosen for more visible painting edges or specific paint projects.






Premium Technical Specifications
| Adhesion to Steel | 25 oz/in width (27 N/100 mm) |
|---|---|
| Tensile Strength | 20 lb/in width (350 N/100 mm) |
| Elongation at Break | 8% |
| Tape Thickness | 5.51 mil (0.14mm), thin enough to tear by hand, sturdy enough for everyday masking |
| Store Condition | Store in a cool, dry place at 60–80°F (16–27°C) and 40–60% relative humidity, in the original packaging and away from direct sunlight, which helps maintain adhesive performance |
| Tape Width | 0.75", better for narrow edges, labels, crafts, and small areas |
Which size should I choose for my project?
Choose 0.75 inch for crafts, labeling, and fine-line masking. Choose 1 inch for general home painting and trim work. Choose 2 inch for covering larger areas like walls, cabinets, and renovation projects.
Is this tape very sticky?
It is designed for general-purpose light-to-medium temporary hold, not heavy-duty mounting. Apply to clean, dry surfaces and press firmly for best results.
Will it damage painted walls?
It is intended for temporary use, but users should test a small area first, especially on freshly painted, delicate, textured, or older painted surfaces.
Can I use it in the kitchen or freezer?
It can be used for temporary labels on clean, dry containers or freezer bags, but it should not be applied to wet, frosty, oily, or heavily condensed surfaces.
How is this different from blue painter’s tape?
This is a white general-purpose masking tape for labeling, crafts, and light masking. Blue painter’s tape is often chosen for more visible painting edges or specific paint projects.
































