🦆 Duck Brand White Color Masking Tape, 0.94-Inch x 30 Yards Review

I bought this online because I've run out of white tape that I use to decorate drawer/shelf edges in my closet that have yellowed over the years. . It's too wide (it's my fault I didn't measure) but more importantly, it's not as white as it appears online. The one I used is narrow, bright white. It's just duct tape so I'll leave it for other uses.

I was concerned that this tape would not be properly white as suggested by others. I used this tape to seal the seam in 2 WHITE matte panels and taped some WHITE boxes onto these WHITE matte panels. The tape was fine. but I think the dim lighting helped hide it. Matching white is always going to be tricky, and this band came closer than anything else. The tape itself has very good adhesion. I love the DUCK brand for exactly this reason. I will definitely be buying more DUCK brand tape in the…

In the past I've used freezer paper to line under-the-sink shelves and in kitchen cabinets—places that tend to get dirtier than other cabinets—and used paper for painting. Tape to hold the paper in place. It was cheap, worked well, and was easy to replace. The only problem was the bold colors of the masking tape. Not aesthetic. I was delighted to find this WHITE tape that promises not to leave any glue behind. (Time will tell.) I've also used it to hold a plastic wrap on a shelf in my pantry…

I bought this tape because I have a lot of blue masking tape but I wanted white. The Duck brand is a bit more expensive than other brands but I have found the quality to be better. Like other masking tapes, it is easy to see and tear off with hands without a knife or scissors. The adhesion of this tape is excellent and you can easily write on it with a marker or felt-tip pen. Note this is more of an ivory or almond color than white but still 5 stars out of 5. I hope that was helpful. and if so,