Duck Clean Release Blue Painter's Tape, 2-Inch (1.88-Inch x 60-Yard), Single Roll, 240195

It’s ok. Not the best as 3M. The stickiness is not that strong. Peels off easily to touch or not stick at all.

Bought this product to tape off areas on a project for my truck, the tape held up well. It functioned well not peeling up in any places. Easy to use, holds well. Will purchase more when needed down the road for other projects.

I use the tape/glue method of attaching work to the cnc. In the photo, I have a leveled spoilboard, “clamped” to the main spoilboard. You can see the duck tape.For this to work, you need painters tape that’s tacky enough, without being too tacky. It has to stay put through the stress of using the cnc, then release relatively easily, not taking wood with it.You tape your table, then tape the bottom of your workpiece. You “clamp” the backs of the 2 tapes together with thin ca glue (thin superglue). So, you’re only gluing the tape backs together. You take the work off of the cnc by releasing the tape from the spoilboard, then taking the tape off of the completed project.I was using 3M 233+ tape, which I had on hand to work on guitars (I’m a luthier). 233+ is expensive, plus you don’t need all of the characteristics of the 233+. I’ve used cheap blue painters tape and sometimes it holds, sometimes not.We all expect precision work to come off of our cnc machines. But, I need ultra precise. I create one of a kind intricate inlay for guitars. I not only do I make it for my fretboards, I create it to order for other luthiers. This entails cutting out each shape, some very tiny, on the cnc out of expensive mother of pearl, soft stones, like turquoise, and out of combinations of my own making, like mop pieces in resin.The materials cannot move even 1/100 of a mm when milling.I’ve used duck double sided tape when using the drum sander, and it’s the only tape I’ll use to secure small wood blanks or resin that I need thinned. So, I decided to give their painters tape a try. It’s more expensive than the average blue painters tape, but a lot cheaper than 233+ tape.It works brilliantly for this method of clamping.

As an avid DIY enthusiast, I’ve had the pleasure of using the Duck Brand Clean Release Painter’s Tape, and it has truly impressed me. Here’s why I highly recommend it:Easy Application: The tape itself is a thick, crepe paper material, making it easy to measure and tear off. No fuss, no hassle—just smooth application.Clean Removal: The magic happens when it’s time to take the tape off. Duck Brand’s Clean Release technology ensures that it peels away cleanly, leaving no residue or damage behind. Say goodbye to those frustrating paint bleed lines!Versatility: Whether you’re painting walls, trim, or furniture, this tape performs admirably. It adheres well to various surfaces, including wood, drywall, and even glass.Blue Brilliance: The blue color makes it easy to see where you’ve applied the tape, ensuring precise lines. Plus, it’s UV-resistant, so feel free to use it for outdoor projects too.14-Day Window: You have a generous 14-day window to complete your painting project. The tape stays put during that time, but when you’re ready to remove it, it cooperates beautifully.In summary, the Duck Brand Clean Release Painter’s Tape is a reliable companion for any home improvement endeavor. It’s like having a patient and cooperative partner in your DIY adventures. Grab a roll—you won’t be disappointed! 🖌️🦆

Purchased the tape for a 3d Printer, but found it works get for other tasks. good adhesion, with no residue when removed.

The tape was easy to place during painting prep. It removed very easily. It did not peel off anything from where it was placed and left no adhesive residue behind.

New paint tape

Never had a problem with any Duck brand tape.

Works as advertised. Very satisfied with the purchase.

Releases clean and able to reposition.

It’s a good tool

When I bought a new house, the owner left some of this around, and I began to use it for various purposes, not just painting. It is a great all-around tape.I use it for taping a note to the wall or the refrigerator… painting… holding a cable in place on the floor or the wall… and so on. What’s great is the adhesive doesn’t stick to your hands nor does it pull off or damage the paint on your wall.One roll lasts a long time unless you are using it a lot for painting in which case you will of course use quite a bit at one time.As a general-purpose tape I find it invaluable, and would recommend everyone have one of these in their home. It’s not overpriced as many things are these days, either. It’s a good value for the money.

value!

inter’s tape but it’s a good buy for the money. Have you ever painted a house interior? Then you know you need painter’s tape. Lots of it. DUCK CLEAN RELEASE BLUE PAINTER’S 1.5″ 4 rolls 240 total yards for $17 is a good start. Look out trim work. I’m armed.