FrogTape Delicate Surface Painters Tape with PAINTBLOCK, 2 Inch Wide (1.88 In. x 60 Yds), Low Adhesion, Ideal for Freshly Painted Walls, Trim & Surfaces, Yellow, 1 Roll (280222)

Works great for holding cardstock in place on a cutting mat for the cricut machine. I had picked up another tape from the local craft store that kept destroying my cardstock when making projects. I finally had enough and rage-bought this tape and I love it. It works SO much better and has not torn my cardstock once so far. Highly recommend if you are looking for a tape to use on cardstock that won't ruin it.

Love this. Worth the money. I used it for everything from trim painting my bedroom to taping down watercolor paper. Just enough tack but releases easily. I’ve used 4 rolls of it so far and will certainly buy more.

this was much wider than I anticipated (should have checked the size before ordering) it works well for paper crafts as it will lift off without damaging the paper. similar tapes are made for the crafting community but I couldn't see spending the price. though this is a bit expensive, it is far cheaper than the products made for the crafting community. given the width of the tape, I will probably use it for taping down water color paper. would also be great for wood crafts where the wood is prone to splinter when using other tapes and for painted surfaces as the adhesion is good enough to make a strong bond to limit bleed through but not so strong as to pull up paint or bits of wood.

I put this tape on 1 week old flat paint, painted the trim, then removed the tape within 6 hours or so. The lines are sharp with very little bleed through, and not one bit of the wall paint came off when I removed the tape. The trick is to firmly press the tape onto the wall by running your hands over it several times. In areas where I pressed down only on the half of the tape width closest to the trim, the tape started to peel off. But it sticks nicely if you make sure the whole width seals to the wall. I used a ScotchBlue Painter's Tape Applicator to apply the tape - it's meant for Scotch brand tape but works fine for this tape, which has the same width (1.41"). The applicator makes it very easy to apply the tape, just make sure you press it down with your hands after it's on.

I used the tape in a class to make Barn Quilts, which are metal signs with quilt blocks painted on them. The paint worked great. My only complaint is the plastic container that holds the tape arrived cracked.

It's a good product, it's transparency makes it easy to see lines and patterns underneath for intricate cuts. The low tack works well as long as it's not left on the surface for too long.

Hubby learned to paint interiors from a professional house painter, so, over the decades, we have painted our houses (only two) ourselves, except once when he was ill. (THAT "professional" was terrible.) My point is that we know a lot about painting the inside of a house.Hubby has used many different types of tape in his painting tasks, and this tape is the only tape he will use. The lines are sharp, and there is no bleeding if you apply it correctly. Our last painting task was a closet interior, and he taped the laminate floor inside the closet to protect it from the paint, and there is not a drop of paint anywhere!I cannot recommend this tape strongly enough. If you care about ease of use, sharp lines, no bleeding, and not damaging painted surfaces, this is the tape you need.And....I used a few pieces to hold some thin contact paper together to match the patterns before applying the paper, and when I peeled the tape off, there was no damage to the contact paper, and no adhesive residue left behind.We used to use the blue painter's tape for years, but now, this is the only tape we will use.

Sticks, blocks paint, and comes off - usually without damaging the surface. Wider tape is more forgiving of accidental over painting.Only complaint is that it’s a little thin and sometimes tears when coming off - especially if paint has dried on the tape.The 4 roll pack is a good value. Just store rolls in zip lock sandwich bags to prevent exposure to moisture, which will ruin the paint blocking chemical on the adhesive side of the tape.