ProGrade Blue Painter's Tape with PAINTBLOCK, 1.5" Wide, 6 Rolls

We used FrogTape to paint the stripes in our master bedroom, and it did an awesome job. The lines came out super crisp with zero bleed-through, even over the textured wall. The only thing to watch for is that the tape stretches a little if you pull too tight — just smooth it down gently instead of tugging, and it’ll stay perfectly straight. It came off clean, no peeling or residue. Totally worth it for how sharp and professional the stripes look!

FrogTape Pro Painter's Tape is hands down the best painter's tape I've used. It gives me clean, sharp lines every time, without any paint bleed. The tape sticks well to surfaces, but comes off easily without leaving any residue. I used it for both trim work and wall painting, and the results were flawless. What I really appreciate is how it helps prevent errors—it's perfect for those precision lines. If you're tackling a painting project, I highly recommend this tape. It's durable, effective, and makes painting so much easier!

I’ve tried a lot of painter’s tapes over the years, but FrogTape is by far the best one I’ve used. Yes, it’s a little more expensive than regular tape, but it’s totally worth the extra cost. The adhesive is strong enough to hold the tape in place without peeling off paint when removed, and it creates incredibly clean, sharp lines—no bleeding or smudging! The tape sticks well to a variety of surfaces, including walls, trim, and even textured areas, and it comes off easily without damaging the underlying paint or leaving sticky residue. It also stays in place during longer painting sessions, which I really appreciate. If you’re looking for perfect, professional-looking results, FrogTape is definitely worth the investment. It makes a big difference in the final outcome, and for the price, it’s well worth it for anyone who wants to get their painting project done right. Highly recommend!

I recently took on a complete home interior paint job and used this tape for the very first time, whereas previously I was using 3M. I must say, it genuinely lived up to its reputation! From the get-go, the tape was easy to apply, and it stuck firmly to whatever surface I needed without leaving any residue behind. It also cut very easily. FrogTape delivered sharp paint lines, ensuring that my paint job looked just professional enough, and clean. The "PaintBlock Technology", which is supposed to keep the paint from bleeding, really works and is totally not some gimmick. Removing the tape was a breeze, and it only slightly tore, but that was more about how I was pulling it off. There was 0 damage the underlying surface it was on, even after several days. Overall, FrogTape has become my go-to choice for whatever I will need to paint in the future. It’s worth every penny, so I highly recommended for all levels' of painters.

The Good Stuff: - Sticks well without becoming a permanent fixture - Versatile for both home improvement and art projects - Gentle on paint and walls The Watch-Outs: - Might decide to hang loose in changing temperatures or humidity - Not the champion of crisp lines (that's its green cousin's job) Why It's My Go-To Sticky Buddy: This FrogTape is like that reliable friend who's always there to lend a hand. It's great for wall makeovers or art adventures, sticking around just long enough without overstaying its welcome. The Temperature Tango: Beware: This tape might start peeling off if left up too long in moody environments. It's not a fan of temperature swings or humidity drama. The Bottom Line: For casual DIYers, this FrogTape is a solid choice. It's good at many things, if not perfect at everything. Just remember, in the world of painting tapes, it's all about finding that sweet spot between stick and split!

We love frog tape it is the best “ painters tape “on the market

I was very nervous that this might not be legit frogtape, but it's great! It seems slighly better than the green stuff from the store because it tears less during removal - but that might just be me getting better at taping (I learned removing within a few hours of painting makes a HUGE difference) . It seems just a bit more sturdy though? I will NEVER tape with anything but Frogtape again, because everything else simply doesn't work. Decades of experience and i finally learned my lesson. So this value was an awesome find. Sharp lines, no bleeding if pushed on firmly, no stripping off finish. I did NOT try it on my 20 year old laminated kitchen cabinets (just the edges are laminated) . The new formulation of green stuff did rip off bits of that. So I strickly bought the yellow version for that before finding this. No problems on any trim though with this blue. I just wish i hadn't bought so much. It goes much farther than I thought.

Much better than the 3M tape from the big box store

Best tape out there.

This is an excellent tape for painting especially for colour line transitions. If it’s installed properly on a clean dust/debris free surface it will do exactly what it’s supposed to do. I would also recommend to remove it sooner than later as the adhesion is quite good. If there is poor prep under the surface you are painting it will pull the plaster etc. Great value for the money considering the green frog is almost $16 before taxes. Excellent Value for the money getting 3 for $28!

I bought this pack of 6 rolls from Amazon because it was cheaper than buying a pack of 4 rolls from a big box store. Compared to the 3M brand, it is less tacky - in a good way. I was able to peel off the tape without peeling off any of the new paint along the window frame and ledges I had masked out. I also ordered the Scotch tape dispenser, as it made a difference applying it to the edge of the walls along the trim. This tape was also useful for masking plastic sheets or kraft paper to painted walls/ceilings, counters, etc. when using a paint sprayer. I peeled the tape off without issue even after 3-4 days in some cases. Where paint was applied a bit too thick, a thin strip of tape did remain stuck to the wall or trim but came off easily with a putty knife. If you are painting trim along windows and have a steady hand, consider buying a high-quality 2 1/2" or 3" angled brush to paint and cut clean lines. I found that faster than trying to mask with paint.

Nice masking tape as long as you did not use some 'fly by night' decorator to paint your house a few years ago in which case it will pull off the paint when you take it off. Luckily I am redecorating so it does not matter but something to think about if you have cheap thin paint underneath.

Excellent painters tape for a sharp, clean edge.