FrogTapeDelicate Surface Painters Tape with PAINTBLOCK, 2 Inch Wide (1.88 In. x 60 Yds), Low Adhesion, Ideal for Freshly Painted Walls, Trim & Surfaces, Yellow, 1 Roll (280222)The Forest Stewardship Council

I used the delicate surface frog tape to protect my new ceiling from getting paint on it while I was painting the walls. The tape did a great job keeping a good seal so no paint went through the tape. The tape also did not peel off any paint or texture from my ceiling when I removed it.

Good for stopping paint runs, nice clean lines while not pealing off paint under tape. Saves a lot of rework. Especially on ceilings.

Hubby learned to paint interiors from a professional house painter, so, over the decades, we have painted our houses (only two) ourselves, except once when he was ill. (THAT "professional" was terrible.) My point is that we know a lot about painting the inside of a house.Hubby has used many different types of tape in his painting tasks, and this tape is the only tape he will use. The lines are sharp, and there is no bleeding if you apply it correctly. Our last painting task was a closet interior, and he taped the laminate floor inside the closet to protect it from the paint, and there is not a drop of paint anywhere!I cannot recommend this tape strongly enough. If you care about ease of use, sharp lines, no bleeding, and not damaging painted surfaces, this is the tape you need.And....I used a few pieces to hold some thin contact paper together to match the patterns before applying the paper, and when I peeled the tape off, there was no damage to the contact paper, and no adhesive residue left behind.We used to use the blue painter's tape for years, but now, this is the only tape we will use.

Great for masking airbrush work.

I used the tape in a class to make Barn Quilts, which are metal signs with quilt blocks painted on them. The paint worked great. My only complaint is the plastic container that holds the tape arrived cracked.

love this tape

I’ve done countless number of paint and staining projects over the years, and the yellow frog tape is the best period. The only time I wouldn’t use it is on an exterior rough surface, in which case green frog suffices. This tape sticks nearly as well as the green or blue or vanilla, but it does not tear up any painted surface like the others on delicate surfaces or latex paint. Your get a very clean and crisp line, but as with all masking tapes the secret is to remove it immediately after painting over it. The only downside is cost, as this is way more expensive than vanilla and moderately more expensive than blue.

For good result you need well prepared surface.