Studio film tape roll White for markers with 68 magnetic markers — Openmoon SB9508

Openmoon SB9508 is a white studio film tape roll designed for use with markers and supplied with 68 magnetic markers. The tape provides a writable, erasable surface that adheres to metal and other magnetic surfaces, enabling temporary, repositionable markings on sets, equipment and production areas. The smooth white finish offers clear contrast for marker ink and can be cut or torn to size for custom labels, shot markings and continuity notes.

Advantages

The film tape roll combines a durable writable surface with magnetic backing, allowing fast application and removal without leaving significant residue on metal surfaces. Included magnetic markers attach securely to the tape and nearby equipment for quick access. The white background improves visibility of marker colors and written notes, while the roll format supports continuous labeling across different lengths and shapes used in studios and on location.

Suitable for

• Marking shot positions and camera placements on metal floor plates or stage elements
• Temporary labeling of props, cases and equipment in film and photo studios
• Continuity notes, cue markings and rehearsal annotations on magnetic boards
• Workflow organization during set changes and location moves

Key specifications

• Color: white writable surface with magnetic backing
• Format: roll for cutting or tearing to required length
• Surface: erasable and compatible with dry-erase or permanent markers depending on intended permanence
• Markers included: 68 magnetic markers suitable for attaching to tape and metal surfaces
• Adhesion: designed for temporary application and easy removal from magnetic surfaces

How to use

Clean the target metal or magnetic surface to remove dust and oils before applying the tape. Cut or tear the roll to the desired length and press the magnetic side firmly against the surface to secure it. Write directly on the white surface with suitable markers; test marker type on a small area if permanence is a concern. To reposition, peel the tape off gently and apply elsewhere. Store the roll and magnetic markers in a dry place to preserve adhesive and marker performance.

Usage recommendations

For temporary markings, use dry-erase markers to allow clean removal; for longer-lasting notes, use pigment-based markers but test compatibility first. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight and high heat to reduce the risk of adhesive degradation. When marking painted or coated surfaces, test on a small hidden area to ensure no transfer or finish interaction.