WHITE LOW TAC TAPE 50MM X 33M

The Protec White Low Tack Tape is a premium, easy-tear PVC adhesive tape specifically designed for the temporary protection of delicate and finished surfaces. It is a staple in the construction and renovation industries for joining protection materials (like Correx or Proguard boards) while ensuring that the tape itself can be removed cleanly without damaging the underlying substrate.

Features

• Clean Removal: Specially formulated with a low-tack adhesive that leaves no sticky residue or "ghosting" when removed, even after prolonged use on finished areas.
• Embossed "Easy-Tear" Surface: The tape features a unique embossed texture that allows for effortless hand-tearing in both directions, eliminating the need for scissors or knives on-site.
• PVC Construction: Made from durable PVC, providing a waterproof and chemical-resistant barrier that shields surfaces from paint splashes, plaster drips, and dust.
• High Visibility: The bright white color makes it easy to see where the tape has been applied, ensuring complete removal at the end of a project.
• Versatile Sizing: The 50mm x 33m roll is the industry-standard "Standard" size, offering enough width for secure jointing while remaining compact enough for detailed masking.

Applications

• Joining Surface Protection: The primary use is securing protection sheets (fluted plastic/corrugated boards) to delicate floors like polished wood, laminate, or marble.
• Masking Finished Surfaces: Ideal for masking off window frames (PVC and aluminum), door trim, and skirtings during painting or rendering.
• Stencil & Duo-Toning: Often used in decorating for high-precision stencil work or creating clean lines between two paint colors.
• Electrical & Ducting: Can be used for temporary bundling of cables or sealing ductwork where a non-permanent bond is required.

Usage Advice

Pro-Tip: For the best results, ensure the surface is clean, dry, and free from dust before application.

Caution: Do not use on veneer doors or highly porous natural stone without testing a small area first. In extreme temperatures (sub-zero or high heat), the performance of the adhesive may vary.