Bsc Preferred T93723412PK Masking Tape 250F 12 Pack

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED T93723412PK is a general purpose masking tape engineered for medium temperature bake operations. The crepe paper backing is treated with a saturant that resists heat, moisture, and solvents, keeping the tape intact through demanding finishing cycles. A rubber adhesive system provides reliable bonding to powder coated surfaces and stainless steel. The tape withstands temperatures up to 250 degrees F for 30 minutes, making it a practical choice for paint masking in automotive, industrial, and manufacturing finishing environments. Each case contains 12 rolls. Licensed technicians and finishing professionals in body shop, powder coat, and light industrial settings are the primary installers.

This masking tape is suited for use in spray booths, powder coat ovens, and medium temperature bake lines where a clean paint line is required. The smooth, treated crepe paper backing conforms well to contoured surfaces and resists bleed-through. It adheres cleanly to stainless steel and powder coated substrates without leaving excess residue. Typical applications include masking hardware, fixtures, and assemblies prior to painting or coating in residential and light commercial finishing operations.

Key Features

• Withstands temperatures up to 250 degrees F for 30 minutes
• Crepe paper backing treated with a heat, moisture, and solvent resistant saturant
• Rubber adhesive bonds reliably to powder coated and stainless steel surfaces
• Provides clean, sharp paint lines with minimal bleed-through
• Sold in a case of 12 rolls

Compatibility

Designed as a general purpose masking tape for medium temperature bake and paint masking applications across industrial, automotive, and commercial finishing environments.

Installation Notes

Apply to clean, dry surfaces free of oils, dust, and loose coatings to ensure proper adhesion. Remove the tape promptly after the bake cycle while the surface is still warm to minimize residue and prevent backing tear. Do not exceed the rated temperature or exposure time of 250 degrees F for 30 minutes. Surface preparation and tape removal practices should follow the finishing system manufacturer guidelines.