FrogTape Multi-Surface Painters Tape with PAINTBLOCK, 2 Inch Wide (1.88 In. x 60 Yds), Medium Adhesion, Green, 1 Roll (1358464)

This is the best painters tape that I have ever used. The tape goes on smoothly and evenly. The lines from this tape are perfectly straight! I used this painters tape on my entire kitchen cabinets and on the walls and on the trim, and it worked wonderfully. I did not have any issues with this painters tape whatsoever. The tape went on easily, and it peeled off just as easily. I did not have any issues with the tape sticking to my cabinets or trim or walls after I had them painted, it was easy to remove the tape! The strength and stickiness of the tape is perfect, it sticks well, and then it peels off easily too. I am so happy with this product and I have continued using it for my next project which is painting my living room. This is honestly the best painters tape that I had ever used, and I highly recommend it to others, as well as my family and friends. I hope this review has helped other people to decide on this product because it really is a wonderful product! And you do get quite a bit of tape with a single roll, which was another bonus to me! "I'll post a few photos of my kitchen cabinets and walls that this product was used on." And I hope this helps!

The best painters' tape I ever used. The stickiness is awesome results in no painting bleeding under the taped area.

GREAT Tape. Strong, durable and sticks snugly. And it comes off just as easy. Cant go wrong with FrogTape.

I am a resin artist and not all tape is the same even painters tape! I have found even with the heat and resin this tape secures well To my frames (canvas or wood) and comes off easily when finished. Other tapes would come loose with heat or the tape was difficult to remove. I recommend this green frog tape and is also comes in a variety of sizes. It is a great value for the price.

The tape held securely in place without damaging the surface underneath when I removed it. The only small issue I encountered was that the tape didn't stick as well to textured surfaces as it did to smooth surfaces. However, this isn't a major problem and is something to keep in mind when using painter's tape in general. Overall, I would definitely recommend. The tape is easy to use and provides excellent results.

We use Frog tape to label freezer containers. Best thing you can use for that purpose! Much better than regular tape, which can be hard to peel off. We don't write directly on the container lids because we reuse them to freeze different things. Frog tape leaves no residue, has no smell, sticks to the containers well, peels off easily. Inexpensive, and a 60 yard roll lasts forever. Five Stars!

I tested this FrogTape side-by-side with regular painter’s tape on the same project, using the exact same prep for both. I smoothed both tapes down with a tool and painted a white base coat before applying my color. The difference was HUGE. The lines where I used FrogTape were perfectly crisp and clean, while the sections with regular painter’s tape had noticeable bleeding. The results honestly speak for themselves. If you care about sharp lines and a professional finish, this tape makes all the difference. I will absolutely be using FrogTape for all of my future painting projects.

I consider myself a better than average painter and trim lines that are not perfect drive me crazy. I've tried every trim / edging device out there and nothing works as well as this. The key is how you apply. It adheres better than blue tape and it can pull off one-coat semi-gloss or any thick paint that hasn't set for at least 24 hours. So wait a bit if applying it to recently painted surfaces. I use the 2" wide tape. Cleaning the surface prior to taping is a must. I actually hit with a fine grit of sandpaper to knock off any rough spots, then get the dust off with a damp rag. After it dries, tape it. Rip off about 2 1/2' - 3' strips and place it in the center/edge of the corner or edge. Align it then lightly tap it in place so it sticks every 6" or so. You can adjust it as you go. Once you have your line acceptable, use your finger or thumb to run over the taped edge just where it meets the corner several times. I can't stress that enough. I only afix about 1/2" of the width of the tape Don't worry about the rest, it'll act as a shield. Repeat until entire trim / edge is done. I done it this way on many surfaces. This preparation method may take longer than others, but when you peel the tape off, it'll impress you. I've painted with a paint brush and roller running parallel with and on the the tape. I've started on the tape brushing perpendicular away from the edge. No bleed. I also wait only about 5 minutes after painting to remove the tape. Pull it away at a 45-60 degree angle from the painted surface. Use a 3" wide putty knife to tuck it under the edge of the floor trim taping it to the carpet or any floor. You have room. Also you can use a 2" putty knife to push it into seams between trim and wall. I just painted 4 walls of a 16' by 26' family room taping off floor trim, 6 windows and doors and ceiling. It took me 90 minutes to tape it and 90 to paint it. I've painted over 35 years and this will save you time, money and the frustration of using an artist fine tip brush to touch up those places only I'm the only one who'd ever notice anyway. Yeah, I've done that, but never again! Frog Tape has made my painting experience a lot more fun and looks absolutely perfect. I'll never paint without it again, ever.

Very impressed , not a gimmick performs incredibly well. I used it to do skirtings and mask between the wall and floor. Pricey compared to normal masking tape, but worth it if your job requires a perfect laser like finish.

Love this tape for blocking on my canvases. No leaks and it holds strong without damaging anything underneath. It’s changed my art game entirely!

Best tape is frog tape for painting purposes!

I use this tape when painting and resin finishing my art. It protects the artwork well and is the easiest tape to remove.

The best painter’s masking tape I’ve ever used.