Bsc Preferred T937206012PK Masking Tape 12 Pack

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED T937206012PK is a high-adhesion masking tape engineered for use with lacquer coatings on demanding surfaces. The green crepe paper backing and rubber adhesive system deliver aggressive tack on rough substrates including concrete, wood, and stucco. This tape withstands temperatures up to 200 degrees F for up to one hour, making it suitable for spray and brush lacquer applications where heat exposure is a factor. It is rated for both indoor and outdoor use with a clean removal window of up to three days. Sold as a case of 12 rolls, this tape is used by painters, finishing contractors, and construction tradespeople who need reliable masking on irregular or porous surfaces.

This tape is appropriate for residential and commercial paint and lacquer finishing work. Its aggressive adhesive is suited for masking concrete floors, wood trim, stucco exteriors, and similar rough or porous surfaces where standard masking tapes lose adhesion. The three-day outdoor exposure rating makes it practical for exterior finishing projects where staging and drying times extend across multiple work sessions. Installers working on cabinetry, furniture finishing, or architectural coatings will find this tape compatible with solvent-based lacquer systems.

Key Features

• High-adhesion rubber adhesive formulated for lacquer coating applications
• Green crepe paper backing conforms to irregular and rough surfaces
• Withstands temperatures up to 200 degrees F for up to one hour
• Rated for indoor and outdoor use with clean removal up to three days
• Aggressive stick on concrete, wood, and stucco substrates
• Sold as a case of 12 rolls for job-site supply needs

Compatibility

Designed for use with lacquer coatings on rough surfaces including concrete, wood, and stucco in both indoor and outdoor finishing applications.

Installation Notes

Apply to clean, dry surfaces for best adhesion. Remove tape within three days of application to avoid adhesive transfer or surface damage. When used in heated environments, do not exceed the 200 degrees F temperature rating or the one-hour exposure window. Surface preparation and ambient temperature can affect adhesion performance on porous or highly textured substrates.