Scotch Contractor Grade Masking Tape: Brand Images

Informs shoppers that the product packaging has been updated from 'General Purpose' to 'Contractor Grade' branding, but the formulation remains the same, providing reassurance during the transition.

Brand: Scotch
Category: Tools & Home Improvement › Paint, Wall Treatments & Supplies › Painting Supplies & Tools › Tape › Masking Tape
Image type: Brand Images, Secondary Images
Design focus: Product Line Update; Rebranding
Listing position: Image 4
Marketplace: United States
Best Sellers Rank: #874 in Tools & Home Improvement (See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement) #10 in Masking Tape
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ASIN: B00125V10U

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Score: 81 / 100 · Reads at a glance
Headline: NEW LOOK,
Headline height: 9.3% of the image
Headline contrast: Lc 107
Text on the image: 23.9% of the image, 25 blocks
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Listing bullet points

USE-ON SURFACES: Designed for use on vinyl, carpet, metal, and plastic
DAYS CLEAN REMOVAL: 3-day interior and 1-day exterior clean removal leaves behind no damage or sticky residue
ADHESIVE LEVEL: Strong
Size: 0.94 in. x 60.1 yd.
PACK OUT: 9 Rolls/Pack
SUSTAINABILITY: Made from 50% renewable resources; Adhesive made with natural rubber; Tape made in a site certified for energy management (ISO 50001 certified); Core made with 70% post-consumer waste
Tape Application Tips: For great paint results make sure the surface is clean, dry and dust-free so that the tape sticks properly. Next, apply the tape onto the surface while pressing down firmly as you go. And lastly, let the tape set for about 30 to 60 minutes before painting.
Tape Removal Tips: Wait until the paint is dry to the touch before removing the tape. Lift it up by slowly pulling it back on itself, then removing at a 45-degree angle.