Masking tape AWTools AW26226 — width 48 mm, weight 180 g

AWTools AW26226 masking tape, 48 mm wide and weighing 180 g, is a paper-backed masking tape designed for paint protection, surface masking and creating clean paint edges in decorating and automotive work. The tape features a hand-tearable paper backing and a pressure-sensitive adhesive that provides temporary adhesion while enabling residue-free removal when used correctly. Its construction delivers durability and resistance to mechanical damage and many external factors, allowing use in both indoor and outdoor projects.

Advantages

This masking tape combines high adhesion with easy hand-tearability, making application quick and precise without scissors. It bonds reliably to a wide range of materials including wood, vinyl, plastic, leather, metal and laminate. The tape is waterproof and durable, resisting typical mechanical stresses encountered on construction sites or during automotive masking. Its adhesive formulation supports temporary fixes and repairs and is suitable for situations where clean removal is required after painting or protection.

Suitable for

• Painting and decorating for clean paint lines
• Automotive masking and trim protection
• Temporary fixes and minor repairs
• Surface masking on wood, metal, plastic and laminate
• Indoor and outdoor protection tasks

Key specifications

• Width: 48 mm
• Net weight: 180 g (tape roll)
• Backing material: hand-tearable paper
• Adhesive type: pressure-sensitive, designed for temporary adhesion
• Performance: waterproof and resistant to mechanical damage and external factors
• Surface compatibility: wood, vinyl, plastic, leather, metal, laminate
• Intended use: indoor and outdoor masking, repairs and temporary bonding
• Country of manufacture: Poland

How to use

Ensure the surface is clean, dry and free of dust, grease or loose particles before applying the tape. Measure and cut or tear the required length by hand, then press the tape firmly along the edge or area to be masked to create a tight seal. For painting, press down the edge to prevent paint bleed. Remove the tape once the paint is dry to the touch or within the manufacturer-recommended time for the coating used to avoid adhesive transfer. For outdoor or long-term use, check adhesion periodically and replace the tape if it begins to lift.

Usage recommendations

For best results on delicate surfaces, test a small area first to confirm clean removal. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or extreme temperatures if residue-free removal is critical; remove tape within a few days after use where possible. When creating precise paint lines, press the tape edge firmly and remove at a slow, low angle to reduce the chance of lifting the new coating.