GreenStuffWorld Masking Tape 10mm x 18m

GreenStuffWorld Masking Tape is a self-adhesive tape designed specifically for model painting. Measuring 10mm wide, it provides a useful balance between coverage and control when masking selected areas before painting with a brush, airbrush or spray.

The tape protects parts of the model that need to remain free from the colour being applied, reducing the risk of accidentally painting adjacent areas. Each roll contains 18 metres of tape, providing plenty of material for repeated masking during different stages of a project.

Controlled masking for model painting

The 10mm width makes the tape useful for defining paint boundaries while still covering a practical amount of surface. It can be applied to a variety of surfaces and is designed not to absorb paint colour or leave marks, allowing masked areas to remain protected while the exposed section is painted.

It can be used on painted or unpainted surfaces, so masking can be incorporated at different points in the painting process. This is especially useful when one area is already complete and needs protection before another section is painted.

For brush, airbrush and spray painting

The tape is suitable for use when painting with a traditional brush as well as an airbrush or spray. Its applications include dioramas, plastic scale models, railway modelling, military modelling, aviation modelling, model kits, model aircraft and radio-controlled subjects.

For projects involving a mixture of broad and intricate masking, the 10mm tape can be combined with other masking tape and masking products. This allows different masking materials to be used according to the shape and size of each area being protected.

The narrower 10mm format is particularly useful where an 18mm-wide strip would cover more of the model than required, while still providing enough width to protect surrounding surfaces during painting.

Each roll of GreenStuffWorld Masking Tape measures 10mm wide by 18m long, providing a straightforward way to protect selected areas and maintain controlled paint boundaries throughout a modelling project.