ARVO Masking Tape for Painting, Medium to High Adhesion Multi Surface Painter...

5 stars for this quality masking tape. It’s strong enough for painting work, has good appearance when applied, and the 24mm size is perfect. Strong adhesion sticks well, removes cleanly with no residue, and gives straight, sharp lines. The 50m length offers great value. Does the job excellently for decorating projects. Adhesion & Strength: It has strong adhesion that sticks well to surfaces and is strong enough for demanding painting projects without tearing. Appearance: The tape has good appearance - looks professional and neat when applied. Size: The 24mm width is perfect for most painting tasks, and the 50m length provides great value.

I used this ARVO masking tape while decorating recently, and it worked really well. It stuck firmly and did a great job protecting the surfaces I didn’t want paint on. After painting, it came off cleanly without damaging the wallpaper or woodwork, which was a big plus. The adhesion feels just right — strong enough to stay in place, but gentle enough to remove without any issues. Overall, a good-quality tape and great value for the pack of two rolls. I’d definitely use it again for future painting and decorating jobs.

Good value for money as you get two rolls. Not the most stickiest masking tape I have used but still does the job and doesn’t let the paint run underneath the tape.

I got this to hold balloons, I can confirm they are so durable, they held my balloons on my ceiling for over a week. They’re so good and defo recommend. They didn’t leave any marks either.

As it say masking tape work well sticky enough

Great quality tape, easy to use and apply. Helps to get those straight lines when painting. 2 Rolls for 3 quid is alright to me so I would say you get your value for money. Overall they are just your standard masking tape rolls, nothing wrong with them.

I chose this ARVO masking tape for interior decorating where I needed a balance between clean paint lines and reliable adhesion on previously painted walls. The crepe paper has a consistent thickness and tears cleanly by hand, which speeds up layout work without constantly reaching for a knife. When applied to smooth plaster and primed timber trim, it adheres evenly and stays put during rolling, with no immediate edge lift. The adhesive feels firmer than low-tack tapes, which inspires confidence during longer paint sessions. In use, the results are mixed. On standard emulsion walls it produces acceptably sharp lines if removed promptly, but if left in place for more than a day, I noticed a tendency to pull slightly at softer paint layers. On glossed woodwork it performs better, releasing cleanly without residue. It is workable for general decorating and touch-ups, but it rewards careful timing and surface preparation. I would use it again for controlled indoor jobs, though I would not leave it applied longer than necessary.

Good adhesion , using it for model boat building and work well hold wood in place whilst glue sets