FrogTape Double Sided Containment Tape - 36mm x 22.8m
Shurtape FrogTape® Containment Tape is designed for holding poly-sheeting, drop cloths, tarps, and...Shurtape FrogTape® Containment Tape is designed for holding poly-sheeting, drop cloths, tarps, and other protective coverings when creating high-performance containment systems. It is ideal for tasks such as painting, cleaning, sanding, mold remediation, and asbestos removal. This tape features a premium-grade painter's tape adhesive on one side, ensuring 21-day clean removal, and on the other side, an aggressive adhesive that securely holds poly-sheeting and other protective coverings in place. It can be used on various surfaces, including drywall, wood trim, glass, plastic, and vinyl. Please note that the color may differ slightly from the images due to lighting and screen resolution. We strive to provide the most accurate pictures and descriptions for the best buying experience.
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This guide is for anyone using Shurtape FrogTape® Containment Tape for containment systems during tasks like painting or mold remediation. The key benefit is its dual adhesive design, offering a secure hold for protective coverings and clean removal. A potential caveat is ensuring proper surface preparation for optimal adhesion.
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Model Part Number
SHU243040
Brand
Shurtape
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What surfaces can I use this tape on?
You can use this tape on drywall, wood trim, glass, plastic, and vinyl.
How long can I leave the tape on the surface?
The tape is designed for 21-day clean removal.
What is the best way to remove the tape?
Slowly peel the tape away at a 45-degree angle.
What is the aggressive adhesive used for?
The aggressive adhesive is used to securely hold poly-sheeting and other protective coverings in place.
Can I use this tape for asbestos removal?
Yes, this tape is suitable for tasks like asbestos removal, as it helps create effective containment systems.
Is the color of the tape exactly as shown in the images?
The color may differ slightly from the images due to lighting and screen resolution.
Troubleshooting
Tape is not sticking properly.
Ensure the surface is clean and dry. Apply firm pressure along the tape length.
Tape leaves residue.
Ensure the tape is removed within 21 days. If residue remains, try using a gentle adhesive remover.
Tape is difficult to tear.
Use a sharp utility knife or scissors for clean cuts.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Strong adhesion to hold coverings securely.
Clean removal, leaving surfaces undamaged.
Versatile use on multiple surfaces.
Ideal for a range of tasks including painting and remediation.
Ease of application.
Cons
May require surface preparation for optimal adhesion.
Color may vary slightly from images due to lighting and screen resolution.
Not suitable for extremely high-stress applications beyond its design.
Adhesion may vary slightly depending on environmental conditions (temperature, humidity).
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Surface Preparation: Ensure the surface is clean, dry, and free of dust, grease, or loose particles before applying the tape.
Application: Apply the aggressive adhesive side of the tape to your protective covering (poly-sheeting, drop cloth, etc.). Then, apply the painter's tape side to the desired surface.
Pressure: Apply firm pressure along the entire length of the tape to ensure a secure bond.
Compatibility: Compatible with drywall, wood trim, glass, plastic, and vinyl.
Removal: When finished, slowly peel the tape away at a 45-degree angle. For optimal clean removal, remove within 21 days.
Storage: Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.