🔵 3M Scotch-Blue 2090 Safe-Release Painter's Masking Tape - Multi-Surface, High Tensile Strength - 60 yds x 3/4" - Blue (Pack of 2) Review

I use this tape to create streaks on my custom stainless steel mugs. It is not too sticky and leaves no residue when removed.

I like to use blue tape. Be sure to read the inside strip to find out how many days the tape can stay on the surface without getting damaged. Some may have the number of days on the cello's label. Many Thanks.

Not a good mask strap in my opinion. It flows into the line that you carefully draw. It breaks when you try to loosen it, that's the ligament. Weak connection with the base of the project. Only on a primed surface does it move toward you. This was used to paint a kitchen that was perfectly primed for painting. I found similar problems with 3M. However, 3M is even more predictable for favorable outcomes.

This tape was used to mask a very expensive model airplane and left a sticky residue that could not be removed with water or alcohol. Still trying to delete. A $180.00 scale model defaced with something as simple as 3M tape which I have used for this purpose for years with no problems. You have changed something. Make sure you test it on the surface you will be masking.

I've been trying to better record my food that I cook and freeze so I ended up with blue masking tape for labeling. For the most part, he's perfect. Cuts easily, holds relatively well, comes off clean. I've found that sometimes trying to put the tape on a slightly uneven surface, like a bag, doesn't always hold well. It's more about getting into the flat part the first time. It's fine in plastic containers and will stay in the freezer. It resolves with no problems.