Duccinp Painters Tape, 1 inch x 55 Yards x 2 Rolls Black Painters Masking Tape for Indoor and Outdoor Use, Medium Adhesive Paint Tape for DIY Crafts,

Duccinp Painters Tape, 1 inch x 55 Yards x 2 Rolls Black Painters Masking Tape for Indoor and Outdoor Use, Medium Adhesive Paint Tape for DIY Crafts,

【CLEAN REMOVAL NO RESIDUE】 Our black painters tape uses a medium tack adhesive that holds firmly but peels off cleanly. It leaves no sticky residue and protects drywall or existing paint from damage for up to 14 days. 【SHARP LINES NO BLEEDING】 This masking tape for painting conforms tightly to smooth walls. Pro tip: Press the tape firmly along edges before painting to create a strong seal, preventing paint bleed-through effectively. 【EXACT SIZE WRITABLE SURFACE】 Includes 2 rolls, each exactly 1 inch wide by 55 yards long (110 yards total). The matte crepe paper surface of our black masking tape is highly writable with markers for easy labeling. 【VERSATILE MULTI SURFACE】 Beyond wall prep, this black tape is ideal for indoor use. Perfect for securing watercolor paper, organizing school stationery, crafting, or color-coding office files with reliable performance. 【EFFORTLESS HAND TEARING】 Our painters tape 1 inch tears easily by hand straight across without splintering. No scissors needed, ensuring fast and efficient application for DIY home projects and professional decorators.

Details of Painters Tape:

Material: Crepe Paper

Color: Black

Width: 1 inches

Length: 165 feet / 55 yards per roll

Packing List: Contains 2 rolls of masking tapes (330 feet / 110 yards total)

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!