Customer Reviews for 3M ScotchBlue 1.88 In. x 60 Yds. Original Multi-Surface Painter's Tape

This is possibly the worst painters tape. Not only did it have an issue sticking it would rip every few inches when trying to remove from walls.

I used Scotch Blue to protect the baseboards while I painted the walls. Scotch Blue came off easy and and left the paint on the baseboards. I will use this product again.

Sticks well.

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Surprisingly, I've been using this tape forever. Didn't really take notice of the price, but when needed one has to do what is necessary. The 3M ScotchBlue 1.41 in. x 60 yds. Original Multi-Surface Painter's Tape has many "multiple" uses and works well for various jobs.

Hello, I never ever leave revues or comments about products but what I just went through I wouldn’t put anyone else through. I just spent all day taping the ceiling of two rooms. When I removed your Scotch Blue Original Multi-Surface painters tape from the ceiling that was painted 48 hours ago, it pulled almost all of the paint off with it. I can’t believe I actually gave the blue tape a try. This project is pretty much a do over and a waste of a vacation. This product is garbage and I will never use any of your products again. This will also be copied and pasted on every site/comment/revue page I can find so other people do not purchase this horrible product and go through this. I have painted many rooms in my homes and of course tried this tape because it was on sale. Thanks for a loss of 3 day. Your product is horrible!

Worked great with the taping

Great for taping off in the garage or in the home for painting projects. Worked great to contour around bends & sticks to surface amazing! The tape also has good strength but tears nicely to make for a quick job & peals off well too! Very impressed ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

This tape makes painting a snap! I call it tape and go painting!

It is too sticky. Had problems removing it. pulled polyurethane off my wood surfaces. stuck to the rubber baseboard I had to get a scraper to remove and damaged some of my baseboard. I wish there was a zero review. would love to know how to contact manufacturer so I could let them know that this tape is a terrible product.

I wish I could give zero. I wish I could attach the pictures of the damage it did to my ceiling. Oh look i can!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This Tape ruined my wall..wall was painted 4 days earlier..used to trim out baseboard..pulled paint off wall..I'm so angry.Do not use this product Horrific

Damage My Work Never buy this Product, Home Depot You must take it out of the Market

Scotch blue is easy to apply to surfaces in preparation for any paint project and it is easy to remove once the paint has dried, leaving clean lines for a professional finish. I have used Scotch blue for years on all my paint project and I have never been disappointed. Scotch blue is not just for paint projects though, it can be used for any project in which you would like to have a clean professional finish.

Worked as expected. No paint bleeding.

Peeled the paint...created more work.....what a crap product! Will spend the extra buck or two and only use frog tape!

Love this tape. It makes it so easy to paint the base boards and crown molding in the house.

Not sticky. Had to use more and more again. Even that I pressed it didn't stick. To the wall.

This product works really well on smooth surfaces to edge and create straight lines. I have had problems with bleeding under the paint with semi smooth surfaces so I am careful to cut in when painting those textures. Some people can cut in without it, but I like a really clean edge.In my most recent project the tape pulled some of the pain off because I didn’t allow it to dry long enough. So be careful what you are taping and how cured the pain is before appplication. That being said, I don’t ever paint without this tape.

We used this on our painted surfaces to protect them while we stained adjacent wood. When we puulled it off the painted surfaces it not only removed the paint but the paper layer of the sheetrock. Very frustrating

I use this product for sandblasting glass

Cost a bit more, but way better than any out there-adhesion is perfect and the "boardiness" of other brands makes application on turns impossible. I use it on automobile refinishing-tu-tone lines come out flawlessly.

In the past, I used the tape to great effect. But the roll I bought recently is terrible. Once the paint hits it the edges curl up, even though they were firmly pressed down. And when I peeled it up the edges we're very sloppy. It even took some of the paint with it! Very disappy.

Very good tape

If I could have given a zero rating, I would have. I just finished removing the tape after painting a shelf on my wall. Now, I have to PAINT the wall!!! I am so aggravated right now! The tape pulled off the wall paint. The walls were painted 6 months ago, so they are definitely cured. I tried pulling the tape slowly, then more quickly---either way, the results were the same. I knew I should have purchased the green tape!!

Makes cutting in using 2 different colors simple, and not worrying about slip ups, or mistakes. Look, the colors stay in their own place! Meets expectations. My first paint project. Easy on and off! No negative review.

This tape was very helpful in keeping the counter top from splitting as we cut it. Of course it provides a great tape in marking an area to be painted too.

I just use this tape to paint, it is easy to put and take out without damaging my walls and floors. Plus I always have excellent results. See the photo I've attached

This tape caused so much damage to our beautiful new painted walls. It totally ripped the paint and primer and even the drywall paper in several cases right off the wall it was so strong. We were finishing off the trim in our brand new home after priming and painting the wall a week earlier and purchased this tape to help with cutting in the trim. After being up on the wall for an hour or less than in most cases. it did terrible damage to our walls throughout the house. We used a top grade Drywall primer and Behr marquis and Sherwin Williams paint and a professional painter. We are just heartbroken.

I painted my entire house, including trim, cabinets and doors. I bought 3 or 4 varieties of tape along the way, and this 3M tape was the best one. Masking with tape is not as easy as it looks, and honestly masking tape manufacturers should advertise successful methods and be more realistic about how to properly use masking tape. If you're trying to make a smooth paint line on a textured wall or wood that is not perfectly sanded, simply putting a line of tape and painting on it WILL NOT give you the results you want. The trick is to put the tape down, and first paint over the tape line with the BASE COAT of paint. This fills in all the little nooks and crannies in the tape line. Then you can paint over it with your top coat of paint and rip the tape off immediately after you're done painting, and you will get a perfect line. If you're painting trim and cabinets, its also tricky. Usually you simply can't get a perfect edge even with premium tape. Most builders and professional painters will either paint trim before mounting it, freehand (takes a lot of skill, but can get really good results) or put a thin bead of caulk between the trim and the wall.