Intertape AM3655 Blue Masking Tape 6.6 Mil 180 Ft

Product Description

The INTERTAPE AM3655 is a blue crepe paper masking tape built for professional painting, surface protection, and bundling applications. At 6.6 mil thick with a rubber adhesive system, it delivers a tensile strength of 20 lb/in and holds reliably through demanding job-site conditions. The tape is rated for a maximum operating temperature of 225 degrees F, making it suitable for oven-cure and spray-booth work. It removes cleanly without leaving adhesive residue, a critical requirement when protecting finish surfaces. Each roll provides 180 feet of coverage. Painters, auto body technicians, and general contractors rely on this tape for clean masking lines and residue-free removal.

The AM3655 is suited for interior and exterior painting, light industrial masking, surface bundling, and spray finishing environments. The UV-resistant construction holds up under exposure to sunlight during outdoor paint work, reducing bleed-through and edge lifting. Each order unit contains one roll. Professional trades requiring a reliable, temperature-tolerant masking tape for production or service work will find this roll a dependable fit for standard masking tasks.

Key Features

• 6.6 mil thick crepe paper construction for conformability around curves and edges
• Rubber adhesive provides strong initial tack and clean, residue-free removal
• 20 lb/in tensile strength resists tearing during application and removal
• Rated to 225 degrees F maximum operating temperature for spray-booth and oven-cure use
• UV-resistant for outdoor painting and extended sunlight exposure
• 180 ft roll length per unit reduces mid-job changeouts

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose masking tape for use on painted surfaces, metal, glass, and primed substrates where clean removal without adhesive residue is required.

Installation Notes

Application should be performed by painters, auto body technicians, or general contractors familiar with surface masking procedures. Clean and dry the substrate before applying tape to ensure proper adhesion and a sharp paint line. Remove the tape promptly after finishing work, pulling at a low angle to minimize risk of surface damage. Do not exceed the rated maximum operating temperature of 225 degrees F.