Used the orange tape in place of traditional tan masking tape to apply masking paper and plastic sheeting to protect floors, etc during a painting project where I used an airless sprayer. I didn’t need sharp paint lines for this but I did need it to stay adhered so paint didn’t get on the flooring. As soon as the primer and paint overspray hit it seemed to shrink, pull away, and lose adhesion. Luckily we caught it before the masking paper and plastic came loose. No harm no foul but a lot of annoyance having to take time to re-mask ahead of each coat. Will not use again though.

After painting my bathroom a week prior i went to calk the tub and used the orange to keep a straight edge and this peeled some of the paint when removing it, I put it on and with in 2 hours i removed it. Before i painted i used 123 primer, Then i shop vac the walls then washed everything with TSP Now i regret not using the Blue tape from Scotch,

I used, both, Frogtape and Scotch Blue tape on an outdoor project. Clear, moderately humid weather. Applied in late afternoon, for painting the next morning. By morning, the Frogtape was falling/peeling off. The Blue tape was still holding fine

This product will rip off the top layer of your stucco. Taped my front door frame and pulled the tape off 10 hours later, with semi wet paint, and it ripped off sizeable pieces of the top color of my stucco. Yes, it cuts a great line and because the adhesion was excessive, it will now cost me more to fix. Bad bad engineering.