3M ScotchBlue Painter's Tape for Multi-Surfaces, 1-Inch by 60-Yard, 4-Pack

by 3M

• Delivers sharp paint lines
• Removes cleanly with no residue
• Does not cause surface damage
• Applies quickly and easily
• Easy to use - comes off the roll easily

Product Description

From the Manufacturer

ScotchBlue Painter's Tape Original Multi-Surface 2090 is the #1 selling Painter's tape in the U.S. for a reason - it's the original blue tape that DIY Painter's and pros have loved for more than 20 years. This tape is a consumer favorite because it delivers sharp paint lines and removes cleanly without surface damage. Using the right tape will save you time, hassle and money.

Product Description

ScotchBlue(TM) Painter's Tape Original Multi-Surface 2090 is the #1 selling painter's tape in the U.S. for a reason--it's the original blue tape that DIY painters and pros have loved for more than 20 years. This tape is a consumer favorite because it delivers sharp paint lines and removes cleanly without surface damage. Using the right tape will save you time, hassle and money.

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Most Helpful Customer Reviews

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful

1.0 out of 5 stars Multi-surfaces aren't as multi as you'd think June 6, 2012

By Leigh

I bought this instead of Frog Tape because of the "multi-surface" on the packaging. The fine print however, says it's not for wallpaper, wood floors, or unpainted wallboard. Nor lacquered surfaces (which I do not have). That left painted surfaces, but I had problems. Especially with the primer, which I suppose because it was thinner, leaked under the tape. What a mess. I definitely will not use again. I had much, much better results with Frog Tape.

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful

1.0 out of 5 stars worst tape ever March 25, 2012

By Carol Bowman

3M's SCOTCHBLUE painter's tape allowed paint to bleed onto my NEW granite countertops, dark woodwork and wall ceramic tile. It tore the new paint off the wall upon removal, which was very difficult because the tape tore REPEATEDLY. I was next to tears. Looks like 3M has outsourced their previous quality to China. 3M never again.

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars Good Tape August 18, 2011

By Leo Mckenzie III

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First the good:

Tape applies easily and paint does not bleed through it.

The Bad:

Tape must be taken off very slowly or it tears and in some places has taken paint with it.