Customer Reviews for FrogTape - Multi-Surface Painter Tape, 1.41" x 45 yds - Green
Customer Rating
5
The Best Tape
on August 1, 2012
Posted by: HaleyH
from Jacksonville, FL, USA
Gender:Female
Frequency of use:Weekly
I use painters tape for art projects constantly. I have honestly tried almost all of the tapes on the market and have not found anything as good as frog tape. I'm in love with this product and will use it forever!
I used Frog Tape and it always left a clean line when I removed it -- it was easy to put on also. I have painted the whole house except for our train room that I will do in the fall and I will use Frog Tape then
I bought this tape because its supped to be awesome and work great! Well after hours of taping my daughters room and painting for 3 days there was not one clean line. The tape did not stick like it says it does. I am so upset over this. I even went and bought another roll thinking maybe the first roll i got was bad. Nope same problem!
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
Response from frogtape.comBy Consumer Relations, August 3, 2012
We are so sorry to hear about your experience and having the bleed through and trouble with getting the tape to stick. We would like to talk about your project with you. At your earliest convenience please call us at 1-877-376-4827 M-F 9-4 EST or email us at askus@shurtech.com. We look forward to hearing from you!
I have used many different brands of tape over the years. I have recently used Frog Tape for the first time and found it to be the easiest to work with! I achieved great results: clean lines, a smooth finish and the tape comes off with no tear. 'd use it again and again!
I just used Frog tape for the first time while painting my daughter's room. I applied it around all of the woodwork and trim in the room, and then painted two coats. After the second coat, the tape came off easily and cleanly, and I was amazed at the clear lines it created. It looks like a professional painted the room! I will definitely use Frog tape again for any painting projects.
I wanted FrogTape because it was green and for use in the Art or Craft project area. But, in the meantime, it serves me well in my gardening efforts. Regular tape rips in areas that are not planned and becomes a waste in all meaning of the word. But it ends up being the only method that somewhat lasts on my planters as markers. Since I change my items in the pots sometimes, it has to be temporary and not fly away. I have even placed clear packing tape over to try and stop the writing from bleeding or wash away or fade. I have even resorted to various glues and white paper instead of tape. This one in comparison adhered better, did not discolor the writing in the rain. and I find it took to the nail polish pen well, plus the thick permanent marker I used. As all sticky tapes, or processes, it is best to use when it is dry, both on the surface of the item it is placed on and the weather/environment having that quality. Pressing, or smoothing into the surface so it fits against the surface is beneficial. It is easily spotted and won't look as dirty later on. I plan next to see how it is for notebooks and other labels. The only test I must now do is long term over the winter months.