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Pro Tapes White Framers Tape 1" x 20yd

Pro Tapes White Framers Tape 1" x 20yd

PRTF120MWHT

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Pro Tapes White Framers Tape 1" x 20yd

Framers Tape is a pH neutral, stain-resistant tape that can be used on boards, artwork or canvases. 1" × 20 yards.

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Tim K. (Gibsons, CA)
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Great stuff, I never frame without it.

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Heidi M.

I'm looking for a tape I can use water based marker on. I want to use it for covering mistakes on bond paper (bright white). Would this be suitable?
Maybe the Artist's Tape you have would be better?

Opus Art Supplies

Heidz, for your specific use case of covering mistakes on bright white bond paper and being able to write on it with water-based markers, Artist's Tape would likely be a better choice than Pro Tapes White Framers Tape.

Artist's Tape is designed with artists and creatives in mind. It's often used for masking and temporarily covering areas in artwork, and it's typically easier to write on with markers without any issues. Since your goal is to cover mistakes on bond paper and work with water-based markers, Artist's Tape should provide you with more suitable results.

However, it's always a good idea to test a small area first to ensure that the tape works as expected with your specific markers and paper. This way, you can confirm that it meets your requirements before using it more extensively.

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