Scotch 7100026182 Masking Tape 60 Yd 4.8 Mil Blue

Product Description

The SCOTCH 7100026182 is a blue polypropylene masking tape engineered for clean, controlled paint lines in professional finishing work. The tape runs 60 yards in length at 4.8 mil thickness, offering a balance of conformability and durability suited to demanding masking tasks. A rubber adhesive backing delivers 15 lb/in tensile strength, resisting lifting and curling during application. It holds firmly to a variety of surfaces, including irregular or contoured geometry, while still allowing clean removal after the job. Painters, finishing contractors, and trade professionals use this tape wherever a defined paint boundary is required.

This tape is rated for paint masking applications on both flat and irregular surfaces. It is designed to produce crisp paint lines without bleed-through or edge lift. The tape tolerates temperatures up to 250 degrees F, making it compatible with low-bake finishing environments. It is intended for interior use and should not be subjected to outdoor or prolonged UV exposure. Typical applications include surface prep and paint banding in automotive refinishing, light industrial painting, and general construction finishing work.

Key Features

• 60-yard roll length at 4.8 mil thickness for extended coverage per roll
• Rubber adhesive with 15 lb/in tensile strength resists lifting and curling
• Conforms to irregular and contoured surfaces for consistent edge masking
• Rated to 250 degrees F maximum operating temperature
• Produces crisp paint lines with clean removal after use
• Blue color for easy visual identification during masking work

Compatibility

Designed for paint masking applications on a range of interior surfaces; not suitable for outdoor exposure or prolonged UV environments.

Installation Notes

Apply to clean, dry surfaces free of dust, oil, and loose material to ensure proper adhesion and a clean paint line. Press the tape edge firmly along the mask boundary to prevent bleed-through. Remove the tape promptly after painting while the coating is still slightly tacky or fully cured per the paint manufacturer's recommendation to minimize residue risk. Do not leave applied longer than the job requires, and avoid outdoor exposure.