Customer Reviews for 3M - Scotch Sharp Lines 0.94" x 60 yd. Medium Painter's Tape - Blue
Customer Rating
2
Ticked off
on May 17, 2012
Posted by: Elleaych
from Illinois
Gender:Female
Product worked alright when painting my cabinets.....but when I removed the tape all my paint got ripped off my walls!....now I have to repaint my walls! If I tape up my cabinets and it pulls that paint off too I'm filing a major complaint!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Recently did a daring paint job in the main bathroom. Went with a classic silver background with horizontal blue stripes. First time ever trying to do stripes. This tape made it much easier because of the confidence I had that the paint would not seep thru. Alas, I got very crisp lines and am really happy with the product. Tried another popular brand first because of the salesman; but got really bad results. This tape is superior in all aspects. It came off extremely easily also. Highly recommend.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I could not find the end of the tape. It was not marked in the package. It is difficult to use unless you are very careful, which seems to take too much time. I wasted more than I used.
This product we used to tape off our outside window trim from the wall. This tape did not bleed the trim's white paint onto the beige stucco walls. Definitely would buy this again.
I love to paint but not having to prep. I decided I was going to paint our bedroom and it's a good size. I was diligent in prepping with the scotch blue edge lock tape and it was alot quicker than I've ever experienced. Once I started painting I was so happy at how nice the edges came out when I took the tape off. Had to use alot of it as we have two windows and 3 doorways in our room. Plus we have popcorn ceilings with cheap molding at ceiling. We have a manufactured home and alot of the choices for finishes were not mine, they came with the house. With the edge lock I didn't have to go back to fix my mess ups which there are usually a good amount. It was a bit more expensive than other prep tapes but well worth the money. I will only use Scotch blue edge lock tape from now on. This tape will work well when I paint furniture also which is one of my next projects. Thanks for such a great product.
We bought our 1st house and it's a fixer-upper. From paint in everyroom to new flooring, fixing and removing walls, you name it, we've done it or are planning to do it. We used Scotch Blue Painters Tape w/ Edge Lock in everyroom with great success! Clean lines, easy to apply & remove. The 1 and only time the paint "leaked" was when it wasn't pressed to the wall completely, opperator error. We've used Scotch Blue Painters Tape w/ Edge Lock to protect window & door trim, floors, and ceilings. I love that it comes in different size widths. Wouldn't use anything else! Helpfull Hint: Use Scotch Blue w/ Edge Lock to create your clean & sharp paint line, then use Regular Scotch Blue Tape to fatten your tape coverage. If you can be a messy painter like me, you want a thick tape edge to protect your surface. Simply apply the Regular Scotch Blue Tape, overlapping the Edge Lock; now you have a thicker protection area & you saved money doing it. (Scotch Regular Painters Tape is less expensive than the Edge Lock Tape)