ScotchBlue Original Multi-Surface Painters Tape, 3 Inch Wide (2.83 In. x 60 Yds) 1 Roll, Blue Paint Tape Protects Surfaces and Removes Easily, Masking Tape for Indoor and Outdoor Use (2090-72NC)

I have used scotch painters, tape in all size sizes for a variety of projects, and it never lets me down. Works great for a crisp paint line, taping up some signs on the wall that you want to take down without marring the surface, and placing objects temporarily on glass. Can’t go wrong with this brand.

Ordered multiples. It works great for baseboards. I like how it peals off after painting. It sticks nicely without tearing up the paint underneath.

I use it everywhere for almost everything. Example 1. An acoustic ceiling tile collapsed due to a leaking pipe. I replaced the tile with plastic and adhered it to the grid and as well as some surrounding tiles. A few days later after the pipe was replaced, I carefully removed the tape with little to no ‘esthetic’ damage to the tiles. Example 2. I use it to keep non adhesive backed shelving paper in place.

Great product! Works great! Highly recommend!

I've purchased this tape three times so far. As soon it runs out, I purchase another roll. I use it frequently for all sorts of things. It comes in handy in the craziest of ways and I will always keep a roll on hand.

This tape is wide, nice for baseboards etc. Only complaint is that it rips when removing. We used Behr paint, and removed tape a few hours after painting. Tape does leave clean line, just very thin.

It’s painters tape

I use this "blue tape" all the time for all sorts of projects. Most recently, I used this tape on a set of "cat steps" I milled from 12/4 white pine, topped with low pile carpet, installed as "floating shelves" on the wall and painted black - on a white wall. I taped the wall off, used Sherwin Williams satin black stock paint and painted 6 steps for my furry buddies to climb on on my front room. I let the black paint dry, pulled it off and the paint job was perfect and walls were all still white. I didn't remove the wall paint underneath the tape, I didn't get any black paint on the wall and the tape went on and came off with ease. I've tried generic versions of this tape and they pretty much fail one way or another so I stick with the Scotch brand (pun intended). Hope that helps!