الشريط اللاصق رويال عرض (2") طول (30Yard)

The 2" x 30Yard Royal Masking Tape is designed to create precise, clean paint lines by masking off areas you don’t want painted. It adheres firmly to walls, wood, and metal while leaving no sticky residue when removed. The long 30-yard roll provides ample material for large projects.

Width: 2 inches. Length: 30 yards per roll. Adhesion: strong, reliable bond to a variety of surfaces. Tearable by hand for quick application. No residue upon removal. Durable for indoor and outdoor use. Flexible and conformable for curved or irregular surfaces. Designed for edge detailing and clean paint lines.

The Royal Masking Tape provides stronger adhesion and longer wear for outdoor or high-traffic areas, while many blue painter’s tapes are milder to suit delicate surfaces. If you’re masking delicate walls, you might prefer the Blue Painter's Tape option. Compare here: https://fepy.com/blue-painter-tape-2in-30yd

It works well on walls, wood, and metal, and it’s formulated to resist peeling and maintain a sharp edge across various materials.

1) Clean the surface to remove dust. 2) Apply the tape along the edge with slight tension to prevent gaps. 3) Press down firmly along the entire edge to activate the adhesive. 4) Paint up to the tape edge, then remove tape slowly at a shallow angle to reveal a crisp line.

Yes, the tape is described as durable and resistant to peeling, making it suitable for outdoor tasks as well as indoor use.

Yes, it is designed with a tearable design so you can tear by hand for faster application.

A 30-yard roll provides ample tape for multiple rooms or several larger projects, depending on the width and complexity of the masking required.

It combines strong adhesion, residue-free removal, tearability, and a long 30-yard roll, offering durability and cost-efficiency for a wide range of masking needs. Related options on Fepy include: https://fepy.com/blue-painter-tape-2in-30yd and https://fepy.com/general-purpose-masking-tape-2in-36yd

Avoid using on freshly painted surfaces or on very delicate finishes where stronger residues or edge lift could occur. Always test on a small area if you’re unsure.