SpeedballBlock Out Tape, 2-Inch x 36 Yard Roll for Screen Printing
Description
🎨 Elevate Your Craft with Speedball Block Out Tape!
- CLEAN REMOVAL - Water-based adhesive guarantees no sticky residue left behind.
- GENEROUS LENGTH - 36 yards of tape means fewer interruptions during your projects.
- PRESSURE WASH READY - Withstands multiple washes without losing effectiveness.
- UNMATCHED DURABILITY - Engineered to resist inks and solvents, ensuring longevity.
- VERSATILE APPLICATION - Perfect for screen printing, crafting, and more.
The Speedball Block Out Tape is a 2-inch by 36-yard roll designed for screen printing, featuring a strong, durable polyethylene film that resists inks and solvents. Its water-based adhesive allows for clean removal without residue, making it ideal for both professional and DIY projects.
Reviews
J**O
Serves its purpose for screen printing
Serves its purpose for screen printing Can be a bit of a pain to get off dry, easier to get off if your power washing your screens.
A**R
Works great
We use this to seal our screen print screens it works great. Sort of hard to remove but definitely seals well. I would recommend it and have purchased again.
C**N
Speedball is the best!
Have used this tape and brand before for classes and printing needs, they have never disappointed
B**.
DO NOT BUY
The tape I recieved is not what I was led to believe I was ordering. What I received is GARBAGE. It will not stick to my screen frames at all and was a complete waste of money.
M**9
Great for print screen
I make shirts use this for print screening
J**Z
Great quality!
Quality tape that does a great job at keeping your ink where you want it.Needing to order more now!
A**A
Excelente
Excelente producto
M**R
Weak adhesion
I'm an art teacher and I bought a roll of this for my classes. Tape is good for a few runs but comes off easily when rinsing screens with warm water, and starts to peel up after a few pulls with the squeegie.
K**D
No good for screen printing.
I’ve tried a few tweaks and it isn’t effective. It bleeds and and. As soon as ink passes over it looses it’s adhesive properties.
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