ScotchBlue 1.41 In. x 60 Yd. Original Painter’s Tape

Introducing the Scotch Blue original multi-surface painter’s tape, now available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA. This versatile and reliable painter’s tape is designed to provide clean, professional results for your painting projects. Whether you are a homeowner refreshing your living space or a professional painter working on detailed trim and glass surfaces, this tape offers the perfect balance of adhesion and easy removal.

• Clean removal:Removes cleanly without adhesive transfer or surface damage for up to 14 days, even when exposed to direct sunlight, ensuring your surfaces stay pristine.
• Medium adhesion:Provides just the right amount of stickiness to hold firmly during painting while allowing for easy removal without leaving residue.
• Multi-surface compatibility:Ideal for use on painted walls and trim, glass, and hardware, making it a versatile choice for various painting tasks.
• Generous length and width:Measures 1.41 inches by 60 yards (36 millimeters by 55 meters), offering ample tape for both small and large projects.

Imagine preparing your rooms in Grass valley for a fresh coat of paint with confidence, knowing that the Scotch Blue painter’s tape will protect your surfaces without damage. Whether you are masking off delicate trim, securing edges on glass panes, or covering hardware, this tape ensures crisp paint lines and hassle-free cleanup. DIY enthusiasts and professional painters alike in Grass valley will appreciate how this tape simplifies the painting process while delivering excellent results.

In summary, the Scotch Blue original multi-surface painter’s tapeis an essential tool for anyone looking to achieve clean, sharp paint lines without the worry of adhesive residue or surface damage. Available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA, this tape is a dependable choice for your next painting project, helping you achieve professional-quality finishes with ease.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.