Review on 🎨 ScotchBlue Painters Original Multi Surface 94 Inch: Ultimate Versatility for Perfect Painting Results by Ryo Flora

This blue tape is just beautiful. I use this all the time. 15 years used. I like it. Various masking tapes are currently available for painting work. Many are blue. You'll also find green, tan, tan, yellow, orange, etc. The special blue bands are usually overprinted so they can be distinguished from one another. I have used most of them. All of them have their uses. But this "original" blue ribbon is the one on my workbench, in my toolboxes, and even in my kitchen. Why kitchen? Because as a bonus, this tape makes great labels on leftover containers. With a few inches of blue tape and a marker, you'll never again wonder how old that leftover container is. You will learn it. Some of the lids have been washed in the dishwasher with blue labels and the blue band remains even after that. It still comes off easily. The photos show this blue tape in action painting the door with Modern Masters Satin Front Door Paint 275270, 1 Liter, Calm. The tape stuck well. Very little paint has seeped under the edge of the tape. The tape comes off easily. Just make sure the paint has cured enough to withstand removing the tape. This blue masking tape has made painting at home easier for me for years. That's why I'm happy to review it today, simply because I like it. I hope you find this useful.