Intertape PG2455 Masking Painters Tape 60 Yards Tan

Product Description

The INTERTAPE PG2455 is a crepe paper masking tape designed for professional paint masking applications. Part of the PG27 series, this tan tape measures 0.95 inches wide and 60 yards long at 7.5 mil thickness, delivering reliable conformability over curved and irregular surfaces. It handles temperatures up to 325 degrees F, making it suitable for baking and curing cycles common in automotive refinishing. A tensile strength of 26 pounds per inch gives it enough body to tear cleanly by hand and resist bleed-through under spray and brush application. Licensed painters, body shop technicians, and fleet service crews are the primary installers.

The PG2455 is engineered for automotive, truck, bus, and marine paint masking environments where clean removal is critical. The crepe paper backing conforms well to body lines and trim edges without lifting or flagging during spray application. The adhesive is formulated for hot-to-warm removal after paint cure cycles, though cold removal is also possible. It releases cleanly without leaving adhesive residue on painted or primed surfaces, reducing rework and cleanup time between stages of a paint job.

Key Features

• Crepe paper backing conforms to curved panels, trim edges, and irregular body contours
• Rated to 325 degrees F maximum operating temperature for use through automotive bake cycles
• Tensile strength of 26 pounds per inch allows clean hand-tear without a dispenser
• Removes cleanly without adhesive residue on painted, primed, or bare metal surfaces
• Recommended for hot-to-warm removal; cold removal also supported
• 60-yard roll length reduces mid-job roll changes on large masking projects

Compatibility

Designed for automotive, truck, bus, and marine paint masking applications requiring a general-purpose crepe paper masking tape with high-temperature resistance and clean removability.

Installation Notes

Surface should be clean, dry, and free of wax, oil, or loose debris before tape application to ensure proper adhesion and edge seal. Apply tape with consistent hand pressure to prevent bleed-through along edges. For best results, remove tape while the surface is still warm from the bake cycle or immediately after removal from the spray booth. Avoid leaving tape on the surface for extended periods beyond the intended masking window, as prolonged dwell time can affect clean removal.