Bsc Preferred T9362308 Masking Tape 24 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED T9362308 is a heavy-thickness crepe paper masking tape engineered for automotive trim painting and general masking applications. The tape features a rubber adhesive that delivers instant adhesion and strong holding power, helping resist lifting or curling during the paint process. It withstands temperatures up to 250 degrees F for 30 minutes, making it suitable for bake-cycle and heat-gun workflows. The crepe paper backing is easy to tear by hand and formulated to be sliver resistant, reducing cleanup time. This product is sold as a case of 24 rolls.

This tape is designed primarily for the automotive refinishing industry, where clean, precise paint lines on trim and bodywork are critical. It performs well on irregular and contoured surfaces, conforming without flagging. Beyond automotive, it suits general industrial masking tasks where moderate heat resistance and clean removal are required. A licensed automotive painter or body shop technician would typically specify this tape for trim work, jambs, and detail masking.

Key Features

• Heavy-thickness crepe paper backing for good paint line definition
• Rubber adhesive provides instant adhesion and strong holding power
• Resists lifting and curling during painting and baking cycles
• Withstands up to 250 degrees F for 30 minutes
• Easy hand tear and sliver-resistant construction for fast application
• Conforms to irregular and contoured surfaces

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style automotive masking tape equivalent to part number S-17871. Suitable for use in automotive trim painting, general industrial masking, and bodywork refinishing applications requiring moderate heat resistance.

Installation Notes

Application and removal should be performed by a qualified automotive painter or body shop technician familiar with masking procedures. Ensure the surface is clean, dry, and free of contaminants before applying the tape to achieve full adhesion. Do not exceed the rated temperature limit of 250 degrees F or the 30-minute heat exposure window. Remove tape promptly after the paint process is complete and the surface has cooled to avoid adhesive transfer.