A high-tack adhesive on one side of this crepe paper tape sticks to plastic sheeting, and a clean-release adhesive on the other side prevents surface damage. Also known as containment tape.

Use this crepe paper tape for sharp paint lines.

Only one edge of this kraft paper tape has adhesive. Apply the sticky side along edges and molding, and the other edge sticks out to catch drips.

Brush on this liquid to mask small surfaces and irregular shapes.

This tubular foam tape compresses to fill the gaps around door jambs and other openings that flat masking tape can't.

Made of polyester plastic, this tape resists tearing in high-temperature masking jobs, such as on circuit boards and when powder coating.

In addition to handling temperatures up to 500° F, this fiberglass tape is tough enough for abrasive applications such as sand blasting.

Cover small spots and holes while paint stripping and electroplating, or use as a moisture and dust barrier. These aluminum foil discs are flexible and conform to irregular shapes.

Protect screen-printed graphics during high-temperature laminating and molding.

Use this tape to wrap and splice cables or to mask components while soldering.

This vinyl tape meets clean room requirements and won't leave residue behind. It comes sealed in a plastic bag.

Dirt, dust, and paint overspray get trapped in this tape's fibers to protect surfaces and minimize cleanup. Its low-tack adhesive makes it easy to apply and remove.

Also known as Ruby Red lithographer's tape, this semi-clear tape filters out light that can affect photo-sensitive film and equipment.

Protect signs posted on windows, glass, and other surfaces from debris and moisture without obstructing clarity.

Seal and mask rough surfaces such as concrete and stucco with this tape. The adhesive removes cleanly, even after long-term exposure to moisture and UV light.