Orange painters tape bulk pack, 1 inch, 10 jumbo rolls by 55 yards, 550 total yards, Orange masking tape for painters indoor and outdoor work.

Multi-Surface Orange painter’s tape 1 inch provides excellent adhesion to a wide variety of surfaces in a number of fields, such as smooth or lightly textuOrange walls, trim, baseboards, tile and glass.

Orange tape for painters with medium adhesive can be easily removed with no damage or sticky residue left behind in 14 days, no need to worry about cleaning up sticky spots on walls after wall painting or on items that you have labeled.

This wide Orange painters’ tape is easy to tear and remove, good holding power to help resist lifting or curling, special backsize treatment provides easy to use controlled unwind.

Wide painter Orange tape 1 inch 10 pack with crepe paper backing provides conformability for easy handling and application, easily hand tearable and resists slivering.

Lichamp Painter painters tape masking tape, Orange, 1 inche, 55 yards per roll, 10 rolls include, total 550 yards Features: 1. Good instant adhesion that sticks to a wide variety of surfaces and helps reduce labor. 2. Good holding power to help resist lifting or curling. 3. Crepe paper backing provides conformability for easy handling and application. 4. Easily hand tearable, yet resists slivering. 5. Special backsize treatment provides easy to use controlled unwind. 6. Designed for indoor and outdoor use. Typical Physical Properties: Adhesion to Steel: 25 oz./in. width (27 N/100 mm) Tensile Strength: 19 lbs./in. width (333 N/100 mm) Elongation at Break: 8% Tape Thickness: 4.4 mils (0.11 mm) Temperature Use Range: Up to 200°F (93°C) for 30 minutes Store under normal conditions of 70°F (21°C) and 50% R.H. in the original carton. How to use: 1. Clean Surface: The surface should be clean, dry and dust-free so the tape sticks properly. 2. Apply Tape: Lay tape onto the surface, pressing down as you go. Don’t stretch the tape, or it may lift or break. 3. Secure Tape: Press tape down firmly with a smooth edge, like a putty knife or credit card. 4. Let Tape Set: Wait about 30 to 60 minutes before you begin painting. 5. Wait: Wait until the paint is dry to the touch before removing the tape. Check the paint can for the manufacturer’s dry times. 6. Score: Use a putty knife or razor blade to score along the edge of the tape. This prevents paint from being pulled up with the tape and from cracking along the paint line. 7. Tape: Taking your time, lift up the painter’s tape and pull it back on itself, removing at a 45 degree angle. If adhesive sticks to the surface, try a 90-degree angle. 8. Clean Finish: You’ll get a sharp, clean line and a professional looking paint job!