Glistco 3D Printer Blue Painters tape 6" x 108'

I'm not sure it's worth going with this stuff unless you just need a quick piece to lay down for a small part. I liked the idea of having a singular piece of tape down, providing a single uniform layer. The problem is 2 fold. 1 - Getting the tape off the roll. It's super wide, which is good adherence to the bed, but also good in adhering to itself. Trying to get it off without getting rips and tears in it can be challenging. The other problem is that if it rips, which it does rather easily, when removing your print, you have to go through the first problem again.So, besides it ripping, my other observation is that if you have an enclosed 3d printer, as I do, clearance can get tight working with such a wide piece of tape that's really sticky. Maybe once I get my removable bed plate, I'll think differently.As to what's good about it, it IS really sticky. Once you have a good layer down, it DOES provide a good uniform surface to lay down plastic on. However, with the time it takes me to get it off the roll, and laid down flat and without wrinkles, I feel like the result isn't that much better than using multiple strips of 2" tape, and that process goes much quicker.

So far so good. Purchased this for my 3d printer. it goes on smooth, no bubbles and stays stuck to the printer bed surface. I have been using PLA with bed temp of 40 degrees and still apply glue stick to the surface prior to print but looks to be holding prints well and easy to take off. I have been using a new 6 inch x 6 inch piece each time. Working well, happy with purchase.

Worked Perfectly for a Noob 3D printer guy! Arrived on time, exactly as outlined and worked perfectly on my 3D printer table. In addition and in my opinion, a great value if you need large tape format for your 3D printer table. Thank you. :-)

Really hard to get it to come off in one piece but nice to have a larger surface area

Obviously cheap material, especially for the price... it's comparable to the cheapest off-brand masking tape you can get at the store. It's soft and tears extremely easily. Every time I try to take a little off the roll, it ends up micro-tearing along the sides and I use two feet of just to get 6" for my 3D printer. Also, my 3D prints don't stick nearly as well to this as high-quality 3M tape.... it bubbles, it doesn't hold prints onto the mat, and you end up with the picture attached.