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This blue tape is horrible. It does not adhere and just peels off. So for professional painters this is a nightmare. I contacted the company and they refused to hear me, but told me they would test the batch of tape. Fat chance they would admit any findings. They refuse to offer a refund for defective product
Ordered a large roll of protective tape for a project. The job fell through so I went for a return and was told by Carol, their logistics manager that due to product shelf life expiration, they could not accept my return because my order was just over 30 days! They should not be selling stock that is so close to it's shelf life expiration. Had I bought this at Amazon it would've not been an issue. Be careful ordering from this company.
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