This tape was used to mask off the cieling and along the cupboards. Put on one night painted pulled, or tried to pull it off, the next morning. With the tape came the cieling paint and the finish from our cupboards. So now I can paint my ceiling. Can't just touch up the bad spots as they stand out like crazy. I don't know what to do about the cupboards.... If you don't want extra work and cost to your painting project don't use this tape!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I just finished a painting project with our French Doors and wooden screen doors. I had a roll of ScotchBlue painter's tape and used it to paint the outer screen doors first. I forgot how great it worked. I especially like that when I peel off the tape that the paint does not bleed through at the edges and I like that it's wider so it covers the area so when I brush the paint doesn't get on the surface I don't want painted. Well, I ran out and happened to have an off brand cheaper tape. I was SO frustrated. The tape continued to curl up and fall off and when I did paint and later pulled the tape off, it bled through and I had to use a scraper to get the paint off the windows. This caused me to work double time. I hated it. It convinced me more than ever, I will never paint again UNLESS I have ScotchBlue Painter's tape. It is by far the BEST!!!!!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use scotch blue for painting too, but many people might not think about using it for party decorating! It holds decorations tight, with out damaging the surface when you take them down! We also use it for holding signs and posters for our 4-H meetings and other school related projects so that when we have to take them down, there is no damage done to the walls! Thanks for such a great product!

instead of edging properly and taking my time I used this on bathroom baseboards and around shower stalls with terrible results. I used to paint apartments and condos so I should know better. I'll spend way more time cleaning up leak throughs.Tape peels slowly. what a waste of time and money. Take your time, get a good brush and edge it by hand.

I think a lot. I usually use a more expensive brand (there’s only one - you could probably figure it out), but since I was doing such a huge area I thought I would try Scotch Blue. Not a great decision given I was painting baseboards on my newly refinished hardwood floors - paint seat under the edge of the tape despite the fact that I applied it appropriately. Should have spent the money for the green tape.

I just finished my project wall a wall in my work-room - or I should say I thought I was finished. I took several days to prep and paint because it was important for it to look "just right" when all done. With the paint dry, it was time to remove the Scotch Blue Painter's Tape (Original Multi-Surface) to finish. How disappointing that as I peeled away the tape, along with it peeled large sections of the paint away from the wall edges and thin sections of the tape (close to the wall and door frame) are left in other spots. Instead of a nice, finshed painted wall, all I have is more work. I will have to completely repair and re-paint all of the edges. I would have had more success not using the tape and taking my chances getting paint over the edges and onto the door frame, baseboard and adjoing wall by doing it free hand. I will never use your paint tape again. It was a complete waste of my time and money. Your tape packaging says it's "ideal for: painting walls & trim, Woodwork, Glass, Metal" have you actually used it?? I should not have to take hours with a tweezer and hobby knife to dig out and peel off the tape that is stuck as well as trying to repaint the hunky areas where the tape pulled off paint from the wall. But that is what I will have to do to fix the mess that your tape made. Thanks for the disapointment.

Had 2 rolls of off brand tape and 1 roll scotch blue. Off brand worked great, the scotch on the other hand didn't want to come off and when i did get it up, i see paint got underneath and messed up the wood. Also it took big chunks of paint with it off the wall. Im not happy about it and wont buy it again.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] In 2012 we had new windows installed and of course it was necessary to touch-up the walls. We applied the painter's tape to the window frames and were able to paint without fear of getting paint on the new windows.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received a free sample of Scotch Blue tape. It's a great quality product with many uses. It's a brand you can always count on. Doesn't leave any marks on the wall, when removing. Removes cleanly from surfaces without damage.

As a fine arts painter, with and M.F.A. in Drawing and Painting, I have explored a number of materials and techniques to express my relatively technical paintings. The 2090 was easily applied and trimmed, allowed for several overlays used in more complex designs, and easily removed with crisp edges everywhere, as desired. I wish I had found this tape years ago. I look forward to many hours of stress-free designing and painting with the 2090 tape. Thank you! PS: I'll send several images of my paintings in the next day or so. Please save this review if at all possible to join with my forthcoming images. I'm responding to this activity at midnight and wasn't ready to share my work with the review. Sorry.