Intertape PG21..181 Masking Tape 2 in 60 Yd White

Product Description

The INTERTAPE PG21..181 is a white paper masking tape designed for professional painting, finishing, and surface-protection applications. Built on a conformable paper backing with a rubber adhesive system, it measures 2 inches wide and 60 yards long, with a 7.3 mil thickness that provides a durable, tear-resistant layer. The rubber adhesive delivers a tensile strength of 26 lb per inch, giving it enough holding power for demanding paint masking tasks while still allowing clean removal. Painters, finishing contractors, and general tradespeople rely on this tape for crisp paint lines and surface protection on a range of substrates.

This tape is suited for residential and commercial finishing work where clean, residue-free removal is required. It is rated for use on metal, unfinished wood, glass, lacquer-coated surfaces, and urethane-finished surfaces. It also performs on surfaces that will be overcoated with solvent-based systems, making it a practical choice for automotive, industrial, and construction finishing environments. The conformable backing allows it to follow curved and irregular surfaces without lifting.

Key Features

• 2 inches wide by 60 yards long — standard roll size for production painting and masking work
• 7.3 mil thickness provides a tear-resistant, conformable paper backing
• Rubber adhesive with 26 lb per inch tensile strength for secure hold
• Lacquer-resistant and paint-flake-resistant for clean paint lines
• Removes cleanly after exposure to temperatures up to 325 degrees F for 30 minutes
• Compatible with solvent-based overcoat systems, urethane finishes, and lacquer-coated surfaces

Compatibility

Suitable for use on glass, metal, unfinished wood, lacquer-coated surfaces, and urethane-finished surfaces. Approved for overcoating with solvent systems. Recommended for hot to warm removal but can also be removed cold.

Installation Notes

Applied by painters, finishing contractors, and general tradespeople as part of surface-masking procedures before spraying or brushing coatings. Ensure the substrate is clean and dry before application to achieve full adhesive contact and a clean paint edge. For best results, remove the tape while warm or immediately after the coating has set to the touch. Avoid leaving the tape on surfaces beyond the recommended temperature and time exposure limits.