Q1 just launched two new painter’s masking tapes: the Multi Purpose Indoor Masking Tape and the Precision Line Masking Tape.
Q1 Multi Purpose
Q1 Multi Purpose Painter’s Tape is a handy tool to have in any professional painter’s toolbox. It’s a versatile tape that can be used when painting walls, skirting boards, trim, wood, and ceilings. It has an excellent adhesion on multiple surfaces and holding power. This tape can stay on for 7 days and still ensures clean removal. The tape is available in 3 different sizes, 25mm, 38mm and 50mm, and contains 50 meters per roll. Prices starts from £1.66 excl. VAT for single roll, but for multipacks and boxes there is a special deal where you can get an even more competitive price.Q1 Precision Line
Q1 Precision Line Painter’s Tape is an ultra-thin paper masking tape for perfect razor-sharp paint edges and high-quality spraying jobs. The tape ensures up to 6 months clean removal and up to 3 months UV and water resistance, making it the perfect tool also for exterior projects. It has an easy to remove function without leaving adhesive residue, so the paint doesn’t peel off with the tape. It is what any professional needs for painting details – or any project that requires precision. Using a tape that is designed for high quality painting makes all the difference between getting the job done right the first time and having to touch up or repair damaged surfaces. Prices starts from £3.99 excl. VAT for single roll.
A special discount of 10% is available on all orders until 31-10-2018.
Use promo code: Q1DECORATORS With Q1 tapes, quality will never be an issue. Not sure? Try it out and share your review with us in the comment’s here below or on the forum. For more details visit the web site https://www.q1tapes.com/uk/painting/ Follow Q1 for regular updates.Q1 have basically come from nowhere and taken the decorating industry by storm. They started out in the automotive industry, until their products were discovered by a community of decorators online. Their products were soon hailed by a wider community of professional tradesmen, so Q1 took it upon themselves to develop a range of painters’ tapes. Fast forward 5 years and they’re everywhere!!
Q1 introduces painter’s masking tapes
I have used quite a few rolls of both the precision line and the multi purpose, and can genuinely say they are both a seriously good tape in certain given situations. for example the precision line, I needed something I could levae down for a fair while, and at the same time not be too tacky and pull any existing paint, whilst still leaving crisp edges with no bleed. Basically ticked every box. Been using for various tasks on most jobs since, and hasnt let me down once. Very impressed wjth it.
Then you have the multi purpose. The brother from another mother. Had been using this for a while now, and is great for me as a general purpose tape, around carpet edges, floors etc, aswell as using on my hand masker for tape and drape type plastic films. The multi purpose has a much higher tack to it, and really sticks well to carpets, giving it a firm enough barrier between carpet and skirting board etc.
overall both of these products are permantly in the van ready for the job at hand, and rate them easily on par with the other big boys on the market.
Yep I do the same. I have a box of 24 of the multi purpose tape and use it for general masking of carpets, drop down film and brown paper masking. It’s always in the van, I would be lost without it. Mypaintbrush do a great deal on the whole box, works out about 70 odd pence a roll, so well worth buying the box.
A Multi Purpose Masking Tape and Precision Line Masking Tape both is a special grade tape for a very clean and finished lining it is frequently used in Trim doors, Windows, and is usually denoted by colors White, Blue, Green, Red.
These tapes find design variant for their unique job.
Hi I’m looking for a masking tape ideal for painting upvc windows and doors, to be able to adhere to the brick work with out any pull away once stuck to the brick work, which one would you recommend
Kind regards
Sam Russell