3M TAPE FA2020 LOW TACK 3/4X10YD

Die Breite ist praktisch, kann man aber günstiger haben

Doesn't damage paper even when run through the die cut machined I utilize this product for cardmaking projects. It is not meant for permanent adhesion so it releases from the paper easily. The tape is VERY thick

After trying so many ‘sensitive’ / ‘low tack’ masking tapes (for decorating) that peel paint off and are barely any different from masking tape that doesn’t say that, I have found one that comes off beautifully. Actual low tack. And ironically it’s not even called masking tape. Yes it’s three times the price but if you want a good job done and no ‘touching up’ here there and everywhere, I’d say it’s worth it.

I was extremely skeptical that this tape would have any stick whatsoever. But I'm SO glad I tried it anyway. I'm a commission artist and I use tape ALL the time: On papers of all varieties, thicknesses and finishes, on canvas and canvas paper, envelopes, etc. I have tried many, many different types of tape and either the tape isn't strong enough to hold anything, or it tears the top layer of the paper when I try to remove it -- not acceptable for client pieces. I have tried this Low Tack Artist Tape on nearly every surface I regularly work on and it's everything it claims to be!I'm very impressed with how many times I can reuse a piece of the tape too. I worked for 3 days using the same four small squares of tape, sticking them down, pulling them up, switching paper, etc., and it's STILL sticky enough to hold.I only have two complaints about this product: 1) The tape is not flexible. I often like to tape my paper template to my canvas, and leave it attached while I'm painting so I can easily and quickly flip the paper back down and retrace fine details if necessary. That means the tape is adhered to the front of the template and the back of the canvas, right over the top edge. But this tape is basically backed with cardboard, it's thick, so while it works great on flat surfaces, you can't really use it to "hinge" anything. Which really limits its uses.2) The cutting teeth on the dispenser are made of plastic, not metal, and since the tape is so "thick" with the aforementioned cardboard backing, it's difficult to tear pieces off. You can't just hold the dispenser in one hand and tear off a piece of tape with the other. You need an extra finger to push down on the tape directly over the cutting edge. It's just inconvenient and a bit annoying.While this product won't entirely take the place of the other tapes I use, it's definitely a welcome addition to my studio tools. I will be using this for every new project for sure!