Gray - Tape - The Home Depot

Question 1

Why use anti-slip tape instead of just cleaning a surface?

Accepted Answer

Anti-slip tape adds a gritty, textured surface that improves traction and helps prevent slips and falls. A safer and more lasting solution than simply cleaning, anti-slip tape adds extra grip to surfaces prone to slipping, including steps, ramps, shower floors, and high-foot traffic areas with wet, oily, or greasy conditions.

Question 2

How much tape do I actually need for what I usually do?

Accepted Answer

The amount of tape you need depends on room size, tape width, and project type. For painting a room, measure the linear footage of edges you need to tape, and select either a standard tape width for trim, walls, and ceilings, or a wider tape for more coverage at a slightly higher cost. Expect to use two to three rolls to repaint a bedroom, one roll to paint an accent wall or stripes, and five to six rolls to paint multiple rooms. We offer a wide range of tape lengths and bundles so that you can enjoy less waste and more convenience.

Question 3

Which gray tape brands are available at The Home Depot?

Accepted Answer

When you need the best tape for the job at hand, look no further than The Home Depot. We carry a wide variety of the top brands of gray tape to execute your next project, such as 3M, Nashua Tape, and FLEX SEAL FAMILY OF PRODUCTS.

Question 4

What features should I look for in gray tape?

Accepted Answer

Looking for the perfect tape to tackle your next construction, electrical, packaging, or home repair project? We've got high-quality tape with essential features to help you get the job done, including waterproof, removes cleanly from most surfaces, and slip resistant surface.

Question 5

What kind of tape should I use for painting my bathroom walls?

Accepted Answer

Choose a water-resistant tape designed to withstand moisture and prevent paint bleed in high-humidity environments like bathrooms. Look for tapes specifically labeled as "water-resistant" or "bathroom tape." Need more help selecting a tape to paint your bathroom walls? Read more in our guide to tape types.

Question 6

I don't want to buy too much tape. What's a good starting amount for general use?

Accepted Answer

Two rolls of standard painter's tape are a good place to start. You can cover the walls and trim of one average-sized room, or a few accent walls or stripes, with some leftover for future small jobs. One roll is generally not enough for a full room. However, two rolls give you flexibility without overbuying. If you decide to tackle more rooms, you can always buy a bundle later.

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Nashua Tape1.89 in. x 120 yd. 300 Heavy-Duty Duct Tape in Silver (2-Pack)

3M1.88 in. x 45 yds. Heavy Duty Gray Duct Tape (1 Roll)

Nashua Tape1.89 in. x 55 yd. 394 General Purpose Duct Tape in Silver

Nashua Tape1.89 in. x 30 yd. 300 Heavy-Duty Duct Tape in Silver Air Duct Accessory

3M1.88 in. x 30 yds. Utility Duct Tape (3 Rolls)

1.89 in. x 35 yd. 394 General Purpose Duct Tape in Silver (3-Pack)

3M1.88 In. x 20 Yds. No Residue Silver Duct Tape (1 Roll)

Nashua Tape1.89 in. x 35 yd. Premium Duct Tape in Gray

Nashua Tape1.89 in. x 60 yd. 398 All-Weather HVAC Sealer Duct Tape in Silver

Nashua Tape1.89 in. x 60 yd. 557 Pro-Grade UL Listed Duct Tape

3M1.88 in. x 50 yds. Multi-Use Duct Tape

LIQUID RUBBERRoof Seam Tape 4 in. x 50 ft. Self-Adhesive EPDM Tape for Sealing Roof Joints and Repairs

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