SnotTape ST-202 Multi-Surface Painters Tape Barrier; Use on Eggshell and Glossy Painted Surfaces Plus Masonry, Fabric and Sealed Concrete; More Sticky Than Our ST-101 Product

Finally a tape that not only works but works fantastic on rough surface. I have a rock wall inside and where the wall meets the ceiling there is a very rough and uneven mortar line. Using just finger pressure to set the tape then end results was perfection. No bleed through at all. A little pricey for what it is but if you need a perfect paint line this is the stuff, don't even think about the blue or green stuff. I was able to reuse the same pieces two and sometimes three times, also amazing.A note for those who complain about working with the tape and this goes for any tape, use short pieces, one or two feet long. You'll get a better line and it's faster and easier to apply.

I purchased this after seeing it on TV for being a new product. I've do much painting of walls & furniture & do lot of designs.Years ago I painted a room with many vertical stripes on walls that was not a smooth by using the "blue" tape. I used a credit card to push the edges down but the paint still bled under it & my lines were not crisp. Fortunate enough it looked good to keep besides fixing the many that bleed through. So I wanted to try SnotTape, years later on the same walls with less stripes. But I wanted to see if it came out crisper. I was surprised. It did work, but I still had some that bled through. It took less time to fix a stripe than before with the "blue" tape.It says to wait til paint is dry to take the tape off. I wouldn't wait that long. Maybe an hour @ that. Because it did tear more the new paint but it does stick very well. I did another wall with less wait time to tear the tape off & it did much better. Remember when taking tape off that you do it slowly & at an angle.I did use some of the tape again which it did work. I saved some by putting it back on the roll. So I hope to try it again very soon.To me I feel it's a bit more expensive than "blue" tape but if it you need crisp lines it works much better.I would recommend it for design on non-smooth walls as long as it's not stucco walls. If you despise to paint because of edges, I would recommend. If your not experience in painting, I would recommend. It will look more professional when your done.

The glue comes apart from the paper, it is not something I would ever purchase again.

I expected better from this product. It did work better than standard blue tape, but still allowed paint to get under the edge. It also left the green "snot" adhesive on the walls when we removed the tape. Not worth the money in my opinion.

It doesn't stick! I followed the directions to the letter. I even bought a seam roller as suggested on their website. I tried it on smooth sheet rock and it didn't stay. I tried it on plaster with texture and it didn't stick. I think the problem is the paper center; not enough gel along edges. Finally used my orange Frog tape. Messy but worked great on both surfaces.

We wanted to try this tape because I have terrible luck painting and using the blue painters tape. I recently just learned about frog tape, so we decided to pick up a roll of frog tape and a roll of the 'snot tape. We did half the bathroom with the frog tape and the other half with the 'snot tape. While the frog tape definitely had better lines and less seeping of the paint than the blue painters tape, the 'snot tape had a noticeably straighter edge and NO seeping at all. It comes on a sturdy, cardboard roll that holds the tape in place and also doesn't pick up any dirt on the sides of the tape because it is protected. It's got this pretty cool gel that is very, very sticky. I am 100% sure that this gel is why I don't have paint on my wood floors, which are very bumpy (they have a natural wood surface). In all honesty, I was too nervous to even try the frog tape on the floor because I could tell just by looking at the snot tape that it would do a much better job because the gel would fill in the gaps on the floor. There is almost no comparison between these two. Someone had told me the 'snot tape wasn't very sticky, however, my tape stayed on our walls for a little over two weeks, and some of the pieces I used had been moved a couple times as I had to lift and re-stick to get my edge straighter. I think they were just doing something wrong. :) another HUGE plus about the 'snot tape in my comparison was that the frog tape peeled paint off the walls when I pulled it off! Using the same method, the 'snot tape pulled nothing off. Mind you, they both say on the wall for quite some time. Hands down, the 'snot tape won the comparison and we will be buying more to finish the rest of the house. After seeing the straight edges and no seeping out from under the tape, the extra couple of bucks is worth my piece of mind that we will not ruin our brand new flooring. The snot tape absolutely blows he frog tape out of the water. I have attached some pictures, but you might have to zoom in to see the edges of the floor and walls.

I needed tape to use on an uneven surface and after some research decided to give this one a try. It would stick initially, but kept coming off as I continued taping off the area. Finally had to tape, paint immediately, then move on to next section, tape then paint immediately. When I did that it worked beautifully, only 1 small bleed thru.

I won't use this again. It did work but stuck so strongly to the wall paper it started pulling it off the wall. I'll go back to using the blue tape.