Bsc Preferred T9342060 Lacquer Masking Tape 48 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED T9342060 is a high-adhesion masking tape engineered specifically for use with lacquer coatings. Its aggressive rubber adhesive creates a firm bond on rough and porous surfaces, making it a reliable choice for painters and contractors working on concrete, wood, and stucco substrates. The green crepe paper backing conforms to irregular surface profiles and allows for clean removal within the rated application window. The tape withstands temperatures up to 200 degrees F for up to one hour, supporting wet lacquer spray environments where heat is a factor.

This tape is suited for both interior and exterior painting and finishing applications. It performs well on rough masking jobs where a standard painter's tape may fail to adhere. Rated for indoor and outdoor use for up to 3 days, it gives finishing crews a practical working window on multi-stage lacquer projects. The product is sold in a case quantity of 48 rolls, making it appropriate for supply stocking at a shop or jobsite level. This item is equivalent to part number S-12182.

Key Features

• High-adhesion rubber adhesive designed for lacquer coating applications
• Aggressive stick bonds to rough surfaces including concrete, wood, and stucco
• Green crepe paper backing conforms to irregular profiles
• Withstands temperatures up to 200 degrees F for up to one hour
• Rated for indoor and outdoor use for up to 3 days
• Sold in a case quantity of 48 rolls

Compatibility

Designed as a high-adhesion masking tape for use with lacquer coatings on rough substrates including concrete, wood, and stucco in both residential and commercial finishing applications. Equivalent to part number S-12182.

Installation Notes

Application is typically performed by painters, finishing contractors, or coating technicians. Surfaces should be dry and free of loose debris before tape is applied. Remove tape within the 3-day rated window to reduce the risk of adhesive transfer or backing tear. Do not exceed the 200 degrees F temperature threshold or the one-hour heat exposure limit during lacquer application.