Colored Masking Tape 8 Rolls, 1 inch Wide x 14 Yards Long
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About Colored Masking Tape 8 Rolls, 1 inch Wide x 14 Yards Long
Overall Feedback:
87% positive
87% praised for its strong adhesive, while 13% found it lost its stickiness over time.
The adhesion is medium, sticking well but also easy to remove without leaving any residue.
Some tapes were a bit shaky on adhesion, but they stuck down after rubbing my hand over it a few times for heat.
The adhesive sometimes comes off the wall on its own and struggles to stick to textured surfaces.
The edges of the tape come up on every box, indicating that it doesn't stay sticky.
91% liked it vibrant color and design, but 9% found it dull
I created a key and hung it by the front door. On move-in day, I barely had to direct anyone, indicating that the color-coding system worked well and was easy to use.
The greens look the same on boxes side by side.
90% found it to be long-lasting
The tape has held up great despite using it in multiple places in the classroom.
The tape is easy to write on, pull off, and has enough for many boxes. It was worth the money for easier unpacking.
I found that some tapes had shaky adhesion, but rubbing them with hands for heat resolved the issue.
87% liked how easily removable it was
The tape is easy to write on with medium adhesion that sticks well and is easy to remove without leaving any residue.
The arts-crafts tape is easy to write on and pull off. It's enough for dozens of boxes and worth the money for easier unpacking.
I found the tape perfect for labeling rooms and cords. It was easy to know what went where, and everyone got to pick their favorite color.
90% praised for its ease of application
The tape is worth the money for an easier unpacking experience as it can be easily written on and pulled off.
I use this tape on various things in my classroom, such as dividing the whiteboard into sections, holding up a construction paper color chart on the door, hanging hw charts on the side of students' desks, and covering pokey staples from poking little fingers while making students' books.
I will use the extra tape for my toddler to use for crafting.
It was easy to identify what went in the kitchen and bathroom based on the color of the tape. We all got to pick our favorite color.
81% liked the perfect size and thickness, but 19% found it too thick for delicate crafts.
I used the tape to color coordinate each room for the movers and myself while moving into a 1300sqft 2bed. It was more than enough for dozens of boxes, indicating its adequate size and thickness for my needs.
I have labeled all my bags of cords with arts-crafts-tape so that I know what cord is where.
The tape has weak adhesive and sometimes comes off on its own. It also has trouble sticking to textured surfaces.
89% liked its versatility for various crafts
Everyone picked their favorite color and it was easy to differentiate between items for the kitchen and bathroom.
The tapes are great for color coding sections to be painted and their adhesive won't damage existing paint or wallpaper.
