Reddit Reddit reviews ScotchBlue Original Multi-Surface Painter’s Tape, 2090, 1.88 inch x 60 yard, 1 Roll

We found 7 Reddit comments about ScotchBlue Original Multi-Surface Painter’s Tape, 2090, 1.88 inch x 60 yard, 1 Roll. Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.

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ScotchBlue Original Multi-Surface Painter’s Tape, 2090, 1.88 inch x 60 yard, 1 Roll
14 day clean removal leaves behind no damage or sticky residueMedium adhesiveUV and sunlight resistantSize: 1.88 inches x 60 yardPack Size: 1 Roll/PackTape Removal Tips: Wait until the paint is dry to the touch before removing the ta Tape Removal Tips: Wait until the paint is dry to the touch before removing the tape; Lift the tape up by slowly pulling it back on itself, then removing at a 45 degree angle; pe; Lift the tape up by slowly pulling it back on itself, then removing at a 45 degree angleTape Application Tips: For great paint results make sure the surface is clean, dry and dust free so that the tape sticks properly; Next, apply the tape onto the surface while pressing down firmly as you go; And lastly, let the tape set for about 30 to 60 minutes before painting
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7 Reddit comments about ScotchBlue Original Multi-Surface Painter’s Tape, 2090, 1.88 inch x 60 yard, 1 Roll:

u/Flat-sphere · 2 pointsr/3Dprinting

so im looking to get into 3d Printing, and unless someone has some better option, im going with the MP Select Mini.

My question is on the other things i need. Here is the list of the things im looking to buy along with the printer:

u/Gr0gus · 2 pointsr/modelmakers

Actually all I ever used is this:

3M ScotchBlue 2090-2A Ruban Adhésif de Masquage Peinture 48mm x 55 m https://www.amazon.fr/dp/B00004Z4DU/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_YA8YDbX87P7MH

It’s cheaper, durable, you can do whatever masking with it and cut it to shapes, never had any issue whatsoever with deteriorating paint underneath.

https://i.imgur.com/CT68Clh.jpg

Also i don’t have to bother maintaining stock of vmultiple rolls of varying width. Give it a try you won’t be disappointed

u/dialtoneplus · 1 pointr/stencils

There's a lot of ways to approach stenciling. I just started about 5 months ago and have a decent number of pieces completed, but i'm still learning each time I cut and paint.

I'll be happy to share a list of what I use, but just keep an open mind and remember that there's not just a single way to do this.

[] Materials []

  • I use #11 blades [Link]
  • I alternate between these two knives [[link]
    (https://www.amazon.com/X-ACTO-Designer-Hobby-Craft-X3254/dp/B002A2QTGK/ref=sr_1_22?ie=UTF8&qid=1501185899&sr=8-22&keywords=xacto+11+knife)
    ] [link]
  • Painters tape [Link]
  • Spray Mount (Not spray adhesive - I just learned this last week) [link]
  • 110lb cardstock paper
  • Clear scotch tape

  • As for paint I just started using Montana, which is a nice-to-have but definitely not necessary. I did a lot of my first pieces with Rusto - in general just stay away from gloss, super gloss, high gloss (it can work, but in general you will have an easier time with flat/mattes.) I went through a lot of trial and error with paint - I bought some Krylon paint which was at a higher price point and it was absolute shit (very watery and runny no matter how long I shook my cans.)


    [] General Tips []

  • Making your stencils is definitely a part where people's methods differ (specifically in photoshop and breaking up your layers.) Just search YouTube and find a method that works with you.

  • For larger pieces I use rasterbator. Stich them together with clear scotch tape and cut as usual. I tape both sides of the seams/edges.

  • Take your time with your cuts
  • Make sure your workspace is clean
  • Let your layers dry
  • Make sure your stencils are laying flat
  • shake the shit outta your cans (especially with cheaper paint.) When you think you've shaken enough, shake for another 60 seconds.
  • Mind the distance between your cans and the canvas (or whatever medium you're painting on)
  • Take it easy on the paint, you don't need much to create a solid layer.


    Hope this is helpful, remember to share your pieces!
u/iDingo91 · 1 pointr/Gunpla

I believe I have finally decided on my first Gunpla, the HG Age II Magnum and want to make sure the items I have added to my Amazon cart are ideal or not for a beginner/future use for HG and MG kits. The list is as follows:

  • Gundam Model Builder's Cutting Mat 12"x9"
  • Findfly 9Pcs Gundam Model Tool Kit
  • Gundam Marker Value Set
  • Mr. Super Clear Flat Spray
  • Bamboo Skewers
  • Alligator Clips
  • ScotchBlue Painter's Tape
  • Styrofoam Blocks

    I know that this sub has a list of tools and tutorials, but because I'm trying to budget, I was thinking no more than $100 would be ideal for me to start with. Since I'm beginning with HG models, I don't think I need a full set of Gundam markers, but if it's needed/required/highly suggested, I might pick them up as well.

    So I have read and seen that top coating and panel lining are essential for MG models to make them pop. Are they just as essential for HG model kits? Looking at pictures of the Age II Magnum I'm planning on getting from Amazon, it doesn't seem to have a lot of indents for panel lining. Of course, I could be wrong and be blind as a bat. If I don't do any sort of panel lining, is it still a good idea to add a top coat regardless?

    Also, how soon can one get into MG kits? I was originally going to jump straight into either the MG GM Sniper II or the RX-78-2 Ver 3.0 but after doing some research over the past few days, I've decided I'll be doing a few HG's to begin with as I haven't built model kits since I was like 7 or 8 with my dad. I'm thinking after the Age II Magnum, I was thinking about getting either the HG Double O Diver or the HG 00 Shia Qan[T]. Maybe after I complete the 3 HG's I've listed, is it possible to jump to the the GM Sniper II?

    TL;DR:

  • Are the items I have listed a good starting point?

  • Is a full set of Gundam Markers a necessity for HG/beginners?

  • Are panel lining and top coatings important for HG model kits?

  • Is it okay to use top coat on an HG model if no panel lining is used?

  • Edit Do people usually top coat the accessories? I can't seem to find any info on that.

  • What color panel lining pens do people normally use based on different parts of Gunpla's?

  • What level of skill should one be at before getting into MG model kits?

u/Fauropitotto · 0 pointsr/mazda3

You can find the black Mazda badges here and here.

u/rajsugarfoot · 0 pointsr/beadsprites

I use this tape which is just 2 inch wide blue masking tape. I got it at Target but they sell it a lot of places. I don't know if there's a better kind, that's just what I had on hand... how wide is the stuff you use?