FrogTape Multi-Surface Painters Tape with PAINTBLOCK, 1.5 Inch Wide (1.41 In. x 60 Yds), Medium Adhesion, Green, 1 Roll (1358465)The Forest Stewardship Council

I do a lot of painting and never bought the blue tape again after discovering Frog Tape. Almost no leakage of paint underneath it. It's also great for caulking -- I'm a terrible caulker, but when I put this tape on both sides of the line to be caulked, my work looks good (note: you have to peel it off pretty quickly after applying the caulk).We also use it for labels or other things we tape that we don't want to be permanent.

Best price I could find online. Great product. I left some of this up for more than 2 years and it came right off with no damage. This tape is also perfect for hanging posters in your room.

I am not a professional painter, but over the past few decades, I have painted numerous boats, houses, apartments, commercial spaces, etc, either for myself or as part of jobs I formerly held. For the longest time, I didn't bother using masking tape (when paining by hand) because it almost always bled through, or if not, it would pull the paint off of whatever surface I was trying to protect. Either way, it created more work for me than it saved, compared to just taking my time when cutting in by hand.But I have to admit, the green Frogtape has won me over. I first used it maybe 5 years ago in my own home (to make a striped accent wall in the nursery), and since then, it's all I'll buy now. Whether using on flat yet bumpy surfaces like painted drywall, or complex yet smooth surfaces like baseboard or crown moulding, it seals consistently and reliably, and comes off easily without causing any damage, even on freshly painted surfaces.Additionally, I recently started loading Frogtape into their competitor's Blue Tape Applicator, and the combination of these two products is unbeatable in terms of time saved as well as quality and consistency of outcome. Took me about an hour or so to tape around ~400 linear feet of baseboard and window/door trim over about 1100 sq ft of wall space. And I only had one small spot of bleed-through, which was my fault for not cleaning that section of moulding as well as I should have, leading to the tape not adhering as well as it wanted to.

Frog Tape was so much better than the other painter's tape I was using. It seals better and is easier to use. It's sticky but leaves no residue and is easy to remove. It offers clean lines and the thickness and quality of its material is easy to set up any project for success.

This tape was recommended in a Wirecutter review for labelling freezer and other food containers. It works alright, but it doesn't live up to the "sticks to everything" claim.

Versatile frog tape in whatever width suits your fancy at a good price delivered to your door. Kudos.

We use this mostly to label our food containers for prepped ingredients/leftovers. It doesn't leave any sticky residue on our Tupperwares and freezer containers. It holds up well in the fridge, freezer, in the open, and in the drawer right under the stove where it can get a little warm. Additionally, when you use it for its intended purpose (lol) it doesn't leave residue and creates by far the crispest lines of any of the painters tape brands.

This is a great painters tape, and it comes off easily. Since I discovered it, I've probably bought 10+ rolls, and won't be going back. Compared to the generic blue painters tape, this is better at preventing bleeding paint. Remember to always create a tab on one end to make it easy to peel off (fold the extra tape over onto itself)I've never had an issue with leftover adhesive after a short use on walls, but there is a yellow lower-tack version for if you need to leave it on for a long time (like mounting artwork) or are working with a delicate surface (like wallpaper).I mostly use painters tape for labeling boxes so that I can easily take the labels off and re-use them. I like that frog tape uses lighter colored tape colors, as opposed to the typical darker blue. It's easier to read the labels.NOTE FOR ARTISTS:If you're trying to use a painters tape for artwork on delicate papers (e.g., watercolor paper), you should instead use a low tack artist tape. This is just the wrong kind of tape. If you're painting on a sturdy surface like canvas, I would still recommend using the (yellow) low tack version of the frog tape.