ScotchBlue Secure Holding Masking Tape, Resists Breakage, 3 Rolls, 0.75" x 60 Yds

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] 3M sent me a free sample of Scotch Contractor Grade Masking Tape 2020 to use with my next painting project. It works like a dream to keep detail paint from spreading onto the taped surfaces; especially important when painting in the kitchen next to the built in stove. Highlight? Easy to remove with no sticky residue left behind. Perfect product for do-it-yourself home projects with paint!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is really top quality masking tape -- it's sticky enough to do projects that require masking tape (like taping off stripes to paint on a wall) but it's not so sticky that it pulls paint off the wall when you remove the tape. I don't really understand how it works because it's nice and sticky yet not TOO sticky. I even stuck it on a piece of copy paper and it didn't rip it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this masking tape a few weeks ago. So far I have been impressed. The masking tape sticks well to hang things on the wall. When no longer in use it easily is removed from the wall and does not leave behind a residue. I would recommend this product to anyone looks for a great masking tape! It gets the job done.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] [Employee of 3m-scotchblue] I received Scotch Contractor Grade masking tape free of charge to review. Masking tape can sometimes be too cheap to use, but this performed as it should. I came off the roll easily, stuck well and came off easily when the project was done.

I have been a solid fan of 3M and Scotch products for 45 years and am brand loyal some 98% when purchasing. Two recent purchases have disappointed: the decorative masking tape, and the traditional, off-white masking tape. The decorative masking tape was semi-sheer and didn't have the opacity to cover/conceal, say, a transition in color, nor any pattern present on the surface beneath it. The traditional masking tape seems thinner, too, and the quality is not nearly what it used to be. I handle and store my tapes kindly. A banged-up roll of masking tape is much more likely to tear or rip lengthwise. But my new, fresh, not dented roll of Scotch masking tape has been extremely prone to lengthwise, angled tear-offs--pretty much every time it is used. I expected better from Scotch/3M.

Bought this tape last week and tried to use it today and can not get it off the roll no matter how easy and slowly I try, it just starts ripping/tearing from the get-go. I've had this happen to previous rolls and thought that maybe it was just old tape but it's the same with new tape. I don't know what you have changed but this tape isn't worth half the price it cost any more.

I bought a roll of this masking tape in 1.5 inch width from Office Depot in Prince Frederick, Maryland on June 20th of this year. The tape would not come off the roll without tearing down one side or another, giving only short pieces of triangular shaped tape. Then it was extremely difficult to get the tape started again after which it would promptly tear again. Thus the product was essentially useless and as far as I am concerned totally defective. Huge waste of money for what used to be a quality product. DO NOT BUY.

I bought this tape and have used your products. This roll is like some of the other complaints. I have to use a sharp knife once it rips and tears. It also seems to have and overlay of tape on the sides. The product just doesn't seem to be up to par.

Junk. So thin you can't get it off the roll without tearing

I am so frustrated....I've pulled half this roll off trying to get ONE SINGLE COMPLETE PIECE....It keeps coming off in small triangular pieces that I've had to throw away..... Total waste of money...I'm an artist. I use tape all the time.This is terrible tape