ProTapes Artist Tape Flatback Printable Paper Board or Console Tape, 60 yds Length x 1/2" Width, White (Pack of 1)

Good product for gouache and watercolour

Easy to write on with a sharpie but don't work with some pens. I use this several times a week to temporarily label sound equipment (mics, IEM packs, etc.) and have had no problems with it. No residue is left when removed, and it holds on the items until you intend to remove it. What more can you ask of labing tape? I would recommend it.

Out of several brands and kinds of art tape, I like ProTapes best because it sticks to paper and backer board, yet is easily removed without damaging artwork. I recommend it to all artist friends.

No residue so far on my studio mixer. Quality great so far!

I needed to add a label to mark my audio equipment. It has stuck to the plastic and onto a rubber knob well. It has not come off. When using a pen on it, the pen does not seem to bleed through the material. On that note the material surface is papery, not plasticy. I don't know how well it would hold up to water droplets.

I use this tape to position wires on silicon boards for projects to enable precise solder joints. I can remove it and reuse it as I work on different areas to solder. It is the BEST TAPE I've ever seen for adhesion and re-adhesion and flexibility. It can be written on when using it for other projects. I prefer it to all other tapes I've used PERIOD.

I've purchased this artist tape (now labeled "console tape"?) twice for watercolor before I found Holbein soft tape (highly recommend that instead). On the first spool, I ended up tossing a good portion of it because it would intermittently come off the roll not sticky. When it does stick, the paint still leaks under it when using cold-pressed (textured) watercolor paper. I just tried to practice gradient washes by taping a grid (see photos), pressing well on the tape, and the pigment was still leaking underneath and into other boxes, or would collect at the cross points. It also repelled the paint around the edges when I used a lot of water. I was using Arches cold-pressed watercolor paper and professional W&N watercolors. This roll is going in the trash and I'm sticking to my Holbein soft tape.

This tape gets the job done. It's not my favorite because sometimes the adhesion is there but then others times it isn't fully. If you try really pressing down on the tape it ends up ripping up your paper, so just be careful. Also, if you don't press down hard enough, your paint will leak through and not keep that sharp edge. I would prefer the blue painters tape or even washy over this.

Tres bien pour indications sur instruction de musique et console de mixage

Un prodotto perfetto.

Adhérence parfaite même possible de repositionner sans tout briser. J'adore!

Perfect.