📦 ProTapes Artist Tape Flatback Printable Paper Board or Console Tape - 60 yds x 1" - White (1 Pack) Review

This thing rips paper underneath. What remains is a torn mess. If you apply it lightly enough that it doesn't tear the paper, your paint will seep underneath, effectively ruining your border anyway. Green masking tape works much better, but of course it's green, not white. I wanted white so it wouldn't interfere with the colors I'm painting with. Now I will try green and cover it with white. I do not recommend this tape.

Tape works as advertised. I bought the 1" width specifically for Bristol board projects that have the same size border; In this case artist tape is great for covering your (white) border so the material (graphite/marker/pastel/etc) transfers leaving a nice finished look once the tape is removed. It's also great for saving your edges and corners in case you get sloppy with your parts from time to time. Don't try to save money by using masking/painting tape, it's not worth it.

Okay, here's an unusual application. Flashing lights drive me crazy at night (studies show humans do better in total darkness. Maybe this is my only proof I'm human) so I put this BLACK tape on little lights on phones etc when they're uncomfortable are. I confess I also find the little camera that faces me 24/7 on the computer (and laptop and tablet and phone) a bit creepy. Do you know that Revane is watching you right now? LOL Easy to hide. If I forget and leave it on, black looks a lot less…

I use this ribbon to make small books and briefcases and it works very well for my purpose. The tape is tacky (slightly tackier than Scotch-Blue Painter's Tape but not as tacky as masking tape). It clearly peels off the back of photos (I use inkjet prints on photo paper) but when you get it on a printed image the tape doesn't peel off easily and can't be moved (it picks up ink). imprint and leave traces). Some other characteristics of the ribbon: It has a smooth, glossy, waxy finish that takes…

First, it's a good tape. I know some people have mentioned that removing the tape leaves some of their paper behind. Sometimes I had this problem, but it was caused by the tape being sticky. All you have to do is put the tape on something else to make it less durable and then put it on top of the paper. I work with 18x24 so when I pull out my tape it's quite long so I usually just tape it around the torso like tearing it off and then attach it to the paper. That way the tape doesn't stretch too

Bought this ribbon to make it easier to create and change labels for control circuit boards. Let's look at some properties of the tape. Color: This material is white, most masking tapes are beige. The material is smooth, most masking tapes are uneven. Thanks to their smoothness and whiteness, they are very easy to write on. IF you use the right thing to write with. The writing splatters on most pens. Ink pens miss a lot. Gel pens are terribly smudged. Pencils don't appear. White erasable pens…