Mr. Pen- Tape, Drafting Tape, Masking Tape, 0.6 inch Tape (Pack of 3), Painters Tape, Paper Tape, Art Tape, Labeling Tape, Art Supplies, Craft Supplies, Arts and Crafts Tape, 3 Tape Rolls, Artist Tape

I see a lot of people state the product is not white and what I received was an off white tape and for my purposes, that is just fine. The tape adheres nicely, you don't get much bleed through and it is easy to remove. If left on too long, it can be a bit tricky to remove and tear some paper. To me, that is just user error. I like that it is a pack of 3 and there is a substantial amount on each roll. I bought the 1/2" size and use it to keep my paper adhered to my art board and give me 1/4" boarder. I can see this tape being used for a multitude of other crafts that simply require tape.

Based on the description, I had hoped to use this as a lower cost replacement for lab tape. Unfortunately, what I received was nothing more than thin, standard masking tape, with extremely poor adhesion (even before use, the tape is already unspooling by itself!). I expect to trash whatever I bought. Lesson learned: just buy trusted brands from reliable sellers, in future. I would recommend that anyone reading this review avoid buying this tape, and treat other reviews of this product with a large pinch of salt.

Exactly the type of tape I was looking for. Sticky but not permanent when using vellum.

Very easy to mask border on my Studio Series Mixed Media Pad (60 heavyweight sheets) purchased from Amazon. The tape did not damage the paper and adhesion was still good and I could re-use the tape on another sheet the following day.

Update: I have found an excellent use for this tape if you are a pattern maker. I use it for tracing paper, taping up reference photos (without damaging them, and for large pieces of thin 'medical paper' (the big rolls of thin paper that you can use for drafting large patterns, tracing, or for medical tables). It holds my sewing patterns together, then often tears off with little damage if I move the sheets around (e.g. Planning and moving darts). And its very easy to mark over with pencil or ink so the marks are very clear and clean. Its still thumbs-down for stretching watercolor paper as the tiniest bit of heat or water ruins the adhesive, but for holding delicate paper down temporarily, its fantastic. Original: I have tried this tape on several different pieces so far and it inevitably loses adhesion within the first real wetting. If the paper begins to buckle at all, the seam pops. And if you use a blow drier with any level of heat, it doesn't even try to hold, just gone. * Granted, all the masking tape brands I've tried do this to some degree it seems. Though I have no use for this to hold my watercolor paper, I have found its useful for plenty of other tasks, like taping a layer down for tracing a design, securing a material onto my cricut mats, and so on. Anything that is delicate enough that you don't want to damage it, but which will have very little stress added (eg. water, heat...) like taping a reference photo up, it works very well for. No residue, clean peel, easy to tear, etc. Just not a durable enough adhesive for my purposes.