Model # TFSBLKC0805|Store SKU # 1001720789
Get super sharp paint lines on your next project with FrogTape Multi-Surface Painter’s Tape. This premium painter's tape is treated with exclusive PaintBlock Technology to seal tape edges and prevent paint bleed. Featuring medium adhesion, this multi-surface painter's tape is ideal for a variety of surfaces and applications. Plus, the solvent-free, high performance adhesive bonds quickly to the surface, so there is no wait to paint.
Gorilla Tape has taken duct tape to a new level. Gorilla Tape's toughness surpasses ordinary tapes, making the list of uses virtually endless. It sticks to rough and uneven surfaces, including wood, stone, stucco and brick, that ordinary tapes can't hold.
Gorilla Tape is 3X stronger* for a hold that lasts. Made with double-thick adhesive, strong reinforced backing, and a tough all-weather shell, this duct tape is great for projects and repairs both indoors and out. Gorilla Tough & Wide sticks to smooth, rough and uneven surfaces, including wood, stone, stucco, brick, metal and vinyl. At nearly 3" Gorilla Tough & Wide covers more surface area while still creating a strong bond.
DeWalt 17-mil Ultra-Tough Duct Tape is a polyethylene (PE) coated cloth tape with an aggressive pressure-sensitive natural rubber adhesive which adheres well to a wide variety of surfaces under a wide range of temperature conditions. Provides easy dispensing from the roll for temporary patching of utility access holes, taping of ductwork, and a variety of heavy-duty demanding applications requiring high strength and adhesion
Flex Tape is a super-strong waterproof tape that can instantly patch, bond, seal virtually anything. It can be applied on dry or wet surfaces, and it even works underwater! Flex Tapes powerful adhesive bonds instantly to almost any surface and actually gets stronger with time and pressure. Has a thick, flexible rubberized backing that conforms to any shape and object. UV resistant, VOC- free, and withstands extreme temperature and weather conditions.
