Bsc Preferred T935238012PK Masking Tape 12 Pack

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED T935238012PK is a smooth, strong mini-crepe masking tape treated with a heat and solvent resistant saturant designed for industrial paint masking applications. It is engineered for use where a clean, well-defined paint line is required. The tape withstands temperatures up to 325 degrees F for 30 minutes, making it suitable for a broad range of drying conditions from air dry to oven bake cycles. It delivers 28 pounds per inch of width tensile strength and 39 ounces per inch of width adhesion to steel, along with 10% elongation at break. This case contains 12 rolls. Painters, body shop technicians, and industrial finishing crews are the primary installers.

This tape is intended for industrial environments where controlled paint lines and temperature resistance are critical. It performs across a range of application methods including spray, brush, and roller painting on metal, painted, and primed surfaces. Its heat and solvent resistant saturant makes it well suited for automotive finishing, general manufacturing paint lines, and facility maintenance painting. The case quantity of 12 rolls supports ongoing production or service work where consistent tape supply is necessary.

Key Features

• Heat resistant up to 325 degrees F for 30 minutes, suitable for oven bake paint cycles
• 28 pounds per inch of width tensile strength for controlled, clean removal
• 39 ounces per inch of width adhesion to steel for secure masking
• 10% elongation at break for conformability on contoured surfaces
• Smooth mini-crepe backing treated with heat and solvent resistant saturant
• Sold as a case of 12 rolls

Compatibility

Designed as an industrial-grade paint masking tape suitable for air dry and oven bake paint applications on metal and primed surfaces where a clean paint line is required.

Installation Notes

Apply to clean, dry surfaces free of dust, oil, and loose material before masking. Ensure tape edges are pressed firmly to prevent paint bleed. Remove tape promptly after the paint process is complete, while the coating is still slightly warm from oven bake cycles, to minimize adhesive residue. Follow the paint system manufacturer's drying and baking guidelines when determining exposure time and temperature.