4 Rolls Fine Line Tape - Medium Tack Fineline Masking Tape in 1/16, 1/8, 1/4 and 1/2 Inch Wide x 60 Yard Long, Painters Masking Tape for DIY Paint Art

Funciona como esperado

Nice tape works as intended. Makes crisp edges and applies very easily and produces curves effectively. Great for price. I will say that the sides are susceptible to picking up dust and lint or airborn particles so keep it bagged till use or you will have dust interference on the edges as I found out after it sitting out. I just ran my fingers around it and that seemed to clean it up like a lint brush would and it is fine. Now I keep it bagged and no problem. Good product and sticks great easily edge to edge with minimal pressure during application. Good on curves to a point but won’t turn a 90• which I would be surprised if it could since it is basically just a good quality masking tape roll sliced into the stated widths. Comes up easily with no paint lift that I noticed so I use it often and since it is cheap I’m not too concerned about conserving it.

Plenty of widths all precut on a roll. Great for masking when building a model. Good adhesive and creates a clean solid edge after a coat of paint.

Very useful to have different line weights when masking for painting. The glue is a little strong for more delicate paper so be mindful to prepare the surface, touch some of the glue off with your hands or not rubbing it in when applying.

I ordered this multi-sized pack because I wasn’t completely sure about what size I would need for a furniture repainting project. The various sizes give options from 1/16” to 1/2”. I wound up using the 1/8”, when I’d originally planned on 1/16”, so I’m glad I went with this variety pack. You can see from the picture, it worked fairly well, though there was some bleed, particularly on the sharper of the free form curves I made. For a craft project, it was a cost-appropriate choice. Taping off a 4’ by 16” bench used about a half roll. The tape went on easily, held, and was easy to remove after use without a lot of shredding. It left no residue and was applied for about 50 hours before I was able to get the overcoat sprayed on. None of the undercoat was peeled away when I pulled the tape off. If I was painting an actual car or item of similar value or using enamel, I would probably pick a name branded product for a more precise , uniform performance. For a furniture project, this was a good, cost effective solution and leaves me a few extra rolls in the unused sizes for extra projects.