ScotchBlue Sharp Lines Painter's Tape, Blue, 1.41 in x 60 yd, 1 Roll

Really good painters tape

For the past few years I had been buying the generic blue painter's tape, and it's worked well. I don't remember why I bought this brand name version this time, but I'm glad I did, because it's definitely a better adhesive. I had forgotten how much more effective it is.

For curved side is very poor, cause it takes for ever to receive the items, so instead I go in person to Walmart and buy the items in person, but don't take it wrong I still love Walmart and always buy anything I need there, but not curve side

I was encouraged when I bought this new tape. i thought i would try it because i needed sharp edges along my wall/ceiling. everything was fine until i removed the tape from the ceiling after 3 days and it pulled off all of the paint underneath it. i tried to remove it from different angles and different speeds but anywhere i had applied it the ceiling paint had come off...very disappointing.

I purchased 2 rolls of this 2093 tape for a bedroom paint project. I decided to tape up the whole bedroom the day before I planned to paint. By the next morning the tape had come unstuck in many areas. It was hanging down from places that I had to tape vertically. And along baseboards and doorways it was no longer attached. So now I've got to run to the store, buy different tape, retape the project. With this poor adhesion I can't trust it to seal out paint.

I'm in the process of updating our bathroom and opened a new roll of 3M ScotchBlue™ Sharp Lines Painter's Tape 2093. I used it to prep some ceiling molding and tile chair rail prior to painting. This was later in the afternoon. Being 73, once I got done taping everything, I decided to call it a day. When I went into the bathroom to brush my teeth before bedtime, I looked at the tape and it was coming off in numerous spots on each wall. It's also very thing and tough to apply. At my age, it is not an easy task to be climbing over tubs and onto step stools and working around a chandelier. Yet, that is what I must do, again, because of poor quality tape made by a major manufacturer that I use to trust. Unless you can somehow make me a happy camper again, I will begin my search for someone who knows how to make a painters tape that actually sticks.

We bought this tape to use to protect the baseboards when painting and to use to make the accent stripes on two walls. It has been so frustrating. It does NOT stick, more accurately it does not STAY stuck to the walls. We spent several hours measuring, chalking and taping the stripes only to come over this morning to paint and find half of it coming off the walls. We ended up using a competitors product because it works, stays stuck, and doesn't fall the walls. Frustrating experience and leaves us with several rolls of tape we don't trust to use.

Just spent a half a day tapping and painting! Edge lock doesn't work as well as Frog tape, and when I pulled the tape off it took the paint underneath. Never will I buy 3-M painting tape again.

I'm not sure if this is old stock or seconds, but the adhesive is very poor. I use this brand with the exact same product number all the time, typically buying it from another source.

Oops! Used 2093EL painter's tape on painted sheetrock. Yep, pulled paper right off sheetrock. Very disappointed. See photos.