Masking tape Proline 41134 — 1 roll, general-purpose painter's tape

Proline 41134 masking tape is a general-purpose painter's tape supplied as a single roll for indoor masking, surface protection and temporary fixing tasks. The tape is made from yellow crepe paper and designed for easy application and tearing by hand, offering a balance of adhesion and clean removability suitable for painting and decorating work at home, in workshops or on professional jobs.

Advantages

The tape combines a paper backing with a pressure-sensitive adhesive that adheres well to painted surfaces yet removes cleanly without leaving significant residue when used as intended. Its flexibility allows it to conform to uneven surfaces and corners, and the roll format with a 35 m length provides a long continuous supply for medium-sized projects. The hand-tearable construction eliminates the need for cutting tools during rapid masking tasks.

Suitable for

• Masking trim, baseboards and window frames before painting
• Temporary fixing and bundling in workshops and construction sites
• Protection of surfaces during indoor decorating and renovation
• General-purpose painting tasks where clean removal is required

Key specifications

• Material: crepe paper backing with pressure-sensitive adhesive
• Color: yellow
• Roll length: 35 m
• Intended use: indoor surfaces
• Application: hand-tearable, conformable to irregular surfaces

How to use

Clean and dry the surface before applying the tape to ensure optimal adhesion and clean removal. Measure and cut or tear the required length of tape, press firmly along the edge to create a seal against paint bleed, and apply continuously along edges or surfaces to be protected. After painting, allow the finish to dry to the recommended tack-free state and remove the tape slowly at a low angle to minimise peeling of the fresh paint.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the tape on clean, dust-free indoor surfaces and avoid prolonged exposure to high humidity or direct heat. Remove the tape within a few days after painting to prevent adhesive transfer; on delicate finishes test a small hidden area first.