Bsc Preferred T9364018PK Masking Tape Case of 8

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED T9364018PK is a high performance masking tape designed for demanding industrial and automotive painting applications. Built on a crepe paper backing with a natural and synthetic rubber blend adhesive, it conforms readily to irregular surfaces while holding sharp, clean paint lines. The tape resists paint bleed-through and stands up to solvents and heat, withstanding temperatures up to 250 degrees F for up to 30 minutes. When the job is done, it removes cleanly in one piece with no adhesive residue left behind. Each case contains 8 rolls and is sold as a case unit.

This masking tape is well suited for high performance industrial painting operations and two-tone color work on vehicles. Its conformability makes it a practical choice on contoured body panels, trim edges, and complex surface geometries where lesser tapes lift or allow bleed-through. Painters, body shop technicians, and industrial finishing crews working on production lines or fleet vehicles will find it fits standard masking workflows without special handling. The case-pack format supports volume use in professional shop environments.

Key Features

• Withstands up to 250 degrees F for up to 30 minutes without lifting or failing
• Crepe paper backing conforms to curved and irregular surfaces
• Natural and synthetic rubber blend adhesive provides strong, consistent tack
• Resists paint bleed-through for sharp, clean paint lines
• Heat and solvent resistant construction suits industrial finishing environments
• Removes cleanly in one piece with no adhesive residue

Compatibility

Designed for high performance industrial masking applications, including two-tone automotive painting and general-purpose production painting on a wide range of surfaces.

Installation Notes

Apply to clean, dry surfaces free of dust, oil, and loose material for best adhesion and clean removal. Remove the tape promptly after painting while the finish is still slightly warm or at room temperature, pulling at a low angle to avoid tearing. Do not leave tape applied beyond its rated heat-exposure window. Surface prep and tape removal practices should follow the paint manufacturer's guidelines for the specific coating system in use.