🐸 FrogTape 1358463 Multi Surface Painting Tape: The Perfect Solution for All Your Painting Needs Review

Total rubbish. They changed the formula to make it stickier. Now it completely removes all the paint underneath and is very difficult to remove. The lines also look terrible. No thanks to Frog. Literally made us streamline all of our work. It's terrible.

I am a professional contract painter based in Southwest Florida. We use Frog Tape almost every day. Like any professional, I can cut in a straight line. But Frog Tape allows us to cut a PERFECTLY straight line with perfectly sharp edges. Frog Tape, like many others, is difficult to use when wet. I didn't give these 4 stars because the product itself is of poor quality, but because all the canisters in the box were broken. Also, since I bought it, the price is inflated and I can get the same…

I have purchased FrogTape from upgrade shops and have never had a problem. But this time I decided to order from Revain as I had a few other things to order. The tape I got from them wouldn't stick anywhere, after a few seconds it kept coming off and wouldn't stick. I ended up running to the store and got another one that didn't have any of the issues that the Revain reel had. Either the tape sold at Revain is old or it's not stored properly which is causing the glue. degrade.

Better than the others. The cleanest lines. Easiest removal (no cracks or torn edges). Frog Tape uses anti-bleed technology. This technology is activated by moisture. So if you need a sharp line and cannot seal the edge with another color, you can use a damp cloth and gently dampen the edge. Another MAJOR benefit is that it can be removed without tearing or sticking to the surface. You won't tear off pieces of the green ribbon when you remove it. Other tapes tend to leave a lot of tape when…

I switched to Frog Tape (the blue thing never worked properly) and convinced a lot of friends/family to switch too. Lately, however, something seems to have changed at Frog Tape. I noticed that the packaging now says something like "improved locking technology" or something - well, that seems to have made things worse! Now, if you let the paint dry, the tape tends to pull clumps of the new paint off with it, sometimes leaving ugly lines. If you read the instructions it says to remove the tape…

I use this tape for my watercolors and I like to tape paper before painting. I used the regular blue look and also tried washi tape. To be honest, I originally bought this tape from Walmart because it was green (and green is my favorite color), but now I keep buying it because it does what I want. I have a thicker look (it seems like 1.4 inches?) and it gives me more control over how big the rim is and sticks better to my table. When I take it off the paper, I just remove it slowly at a…

I've been using 3m masking tape (blue) for years and have found that the paint often spills under some parts even when I scratch them with my fingernails. After seeing several artists on YouTube praising this tape, I gave it a try and will never buy a roll of blue tape again. It sticks much better than blue tape and the trick is that once this tape gets wet it loses its stickiness. Many times I've also found the blue tape and it's too sticky for the old ceiling paint and will eventually peel…

This is for those who draw little. I don't have time to learn insets (drawing a straight line freehand in artist's language) so I use these. It works. The application takes a long time. It's a pain in the butt. But worth it if you want a straight line. You have to place it exactly where you don't want the paint to penetrate. You MUST press it onto the edge very firmly to keep the paint from seeping through. A finger with a short nail works well. (Don't expect a recent manicure to last.) If the…