Two-inch white paper tape gives you a wide, wall-safe surface for the jobs where cloth tape is too aggressive and narrow tape is too small. It is the roll production offices, art departments, and stage managers lean on when something needs to be posted, masked, labeled, or covered, and then removed later without a trace.
The width is the point. A two-inch strip creates a full writing panel in a single pass, so you can label storage boxes, prop bins, and wardrobe racks with big letters that read across a room. Art departments use it to hold paper templates and full-size layouts against walls during set construction, to mask broad edges for scenic paint, and to seam together printed graphics and oversized paperwork. Production uses it to post one-liners, floor plans, and safety notices in locations where a thumbtack or cloth tape would cause damage, and to cover or neutralize existing signage, logos, and outlet plates that should not appear on camera. Because the matte white face is completely non-reflective, a patch of it in the deep background will not fire a highlight into the lens the way a glossy label would.
Like all good paper tape, it tears clean and square by hand, sticks flat without curling, and lifts off paint, laminate, glass, and metal without leaving adhesive or pulling finish, even after days on the wall.
• Two-inch width covers, masks, and labels in one pass
• Matte white face writes big and photographs flat
• Removes cleanly from paint, glass, and laminate
• Posts paperwork and plans without damaging locations
• Covers on-camera logos and signage temporarily
• Tears square by hand with no tools
White two-inch paper tape is in stock for purchase at Lightbulb Rentals' NYC, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh locations, and it can be added to any rental order with the rest of your expendables package.
