VP Masking Tape Gold
VP Masking Tape Gold is the best-selling masking tape from our collection. It is perfect for outdoor work due to its excellent UV resistance, making it ideal for outdoor varnishing with durable products.
Pros and Cons
- Professional use
- Clean edges
- Leaves no adhesive residue
- Not suitable for delicate surfaces
Where do I use VP Tape Gold?
VP Tape Gold is suitable for simple masking tasks around the house.
How much tape is on a roll?
We use the most popular size, which is 25 mm in width with a length of 50 metres.
What is Washi Tape?
Washi tape originates from Japan and is a professional tape that is easy to tear, making it ideal for masking. It is distinct from standard masking tape because it leaves no adhesive residue and creates super-clean lines.
What is Washi Tape made from?
Washi Tape is made from rice paper. It can be written on and has excellent adhesion. Another major benefit is that if mistakenly placed, it can be repositioned and still adheres well.
Advantages of Washi Tape:
- Strong
- Tearable
- Repositionable
- Easy to use
- Super clean lines
- Writable
- Leaves no adhesive residue
History of Washi Tape:
Washi Tape originates in Japan and received its name as such. In 2006, a group of women wanted a tour of the Kakoshi CO. LTD Washi factory. These women created a book featuring different designs of masking tape. Initially, Kakoshi did not approve of this idea but relented after persistent requests. Seventeen artists created a beautiful book that showcased Washi Tape in various colours.
Later, this type of tape was introduced into the painting industry due to its excellent properties. Washi tape does not leave adhesive residue and always ensures super-clean lines.
More About this Product
VP stands for Verfmenger Prof and is our in-house brand. Most of our products are sold under our own label, including:
- Paint
- Lacquers
- Primer
- Wall paint
- Renovlies
- Fibreglass wallpaper
- Non-paint items
Why do we have such a large range of private-label products? The reasoning is simple. Many brands impose restrictions on their products, like minimum pricing. By using our private label, we control pricing.
We also closely monitor quality. If a factory no longer meets our standards, we switch to one that does.
