[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] some people prefer their whisky and others abide by wine for me it's good old blue tape the kind painters use is fine you can apply it to all places, it's a quick fix for any job blue tape peels off so cleanly important because i'm no slob I use it to hold close curtains if I'm traveling and in hotels And once I wrapped it like stitches when I was cut in a cheap motel. Sure there's a need for duct and duck as brands for a stronger bind But I'll always bring my blue tape 'cause I've got blue tape on my mind @james richard johnson from Peoms by Rushing Water.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My husband and I have always used Scotch Blue Original painter's tape for painting as we prefer to take the DIY route in our older home. We don't start a project without making sure we have enough on hand. It works on our textured walls, expensive wall paper, and doesn't leave us disappointed. However, I also use it for hand and machine quilting. It marks my seam allowance on the metal plates of even my treasured Featherweights without any sticky build-up, and is stellar for marking the quilting lines on both hand and machine-quilting, or for taping down my silicone mat for machine-quilting. I even used it as a teaching tool for quilting classes at my local quilt shop. When I headed back to the middle school classroom after a hiatus, my daughter made me a classroom tool kit, and of course, Scotch Blue was included. With restrictions of what I can use on my classroom walls, Scotch Blue always works in a pinch, or for the long term. I appreciate its versatility!

Literally the worst masking tape I've ever used should call it masochist tape because you'd have to be one to intentionally use it. When pulling the tape off it comes off in multiple tiny pieces, and the amount of bleed through on the edges is terrible. I'm going to have to literally repaint two walls because of it. Thanks for nothing

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] ScotchBlue painter's tape works better than all the others. It adheres to all surfaces and removes easily, even days later. I used to buy the cheap stuff thinking it would work as well for painting. No it does not! It tears when you try to remove it and if you don't remove it right away, it will be impossible to get off. I learned the hard way that it makes the job easier and look better to buy the good stuff. ScotchBlue is the best!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] As a DIY expert, I have used what feels like every tool under the sun. From brushes, to adhesives, you name it and I've made something with it. But for some reason, I hadn't given ScotchBlue tape a try until recently. Let me tell you - In all honesty, this has got to be my new favorite DIY tool. The feel of the product itself is unmatched. The sticky side was strong but didn't leave that nasty residue behind on my hands. That alone will have me coming back for more. This review sounds like an infomercial, but I assure you that I'm speaking honestly! I love it!!

I painted my kitchen and used the blue painter's tape to protect my cabinets. Not only was there a lot of paint leakage that I had to clean up, but on a couple of my cabinets, the finish was damaged. The tape was only on for a couple of hours. I'll just do it freehand next time. Not worth the time, effort, and damage.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] since this role of painter's tape is nice and wide , i have been using it to label camp lunches, toys, donation bags/boxes for assorted local charities. you can easily write on this tape..with any type of pen or marker! you don't need to use this for just painting applications!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] this tape was used to hold down ram board down on my wood floor while demo went on for a 3 day job. when i removed it from the wood floor,it appears to have left residue on the floor, embedded in the grain. the floor feels smooth to touch, yet the tape got into the grains. how do I remove it?

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this product free to use and give my opinion and I have to say it seems to be great. It's not fall yet when we do painting and stuff so I have no pictures but I did try it where I had some touchup to do and it worked great.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I absolutely have to have Scotch painters tape when painting around around windows and trim and hardware. Using Scotch brand versus a cheaper product will insure the paint doesn't drip or ooze, or pull the paint off during removal.