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Rosco GaffTac Spike Tape - Fluorescent Green (12mm x 25m)

This roll of fluorescent green Rosco GaffTac Spike Tape is 1/2" wide and 81' long. It makes it easy for actors, technicians, stage managers and directors to quickly distinguish set locations and marks on stage. GaffTac Spike Tape offers three important benefits - comfortable unwind strength for fast lay down in the rehearsal hall or theater, excellent adhesion to resist peeling under the heavy traffic of actors and set pieces and clean removal during strike.

SKU: GC108-RSSPIKEFLGREEN

Rosco GaffTac Spike Tape - Fluorescent Green (12mm x 25m)

Rosco GaffTac Spike Tape - Fluorescent Green (12mm x 25m)

This roll of fluorescent green Rosco GaffTac Spike Tape is 1/2" wide and 81' long. It makes it easy for actors, technicians, stage managers and directors to quickly distinguish set locations and marks on stage. GaffTac Spike Tape offers three important benefits - comfortable unwind strength for fast lay down in the rehearsal hall or theater, excellent adhesion to resist peeling under the heavy traffic of actors and set pieces and clean removal during strike.

The tape is manufactured using a premium-quality polyethylene-coated cloth laminate with a natural rubber-based adhesive. This unique adhesive offers high tack with excellent adhesion, yet still removes cleanly without leaving behind any sticky residue. It's also easily tearable, which means no need for cutting tools. The fine mesh weave of the cloth laminate base is resistant to edge-fraying and offers a smooth, matte surface with minimal sheen. In addition, the supple fabric base conforms well to irregular surfaces to insure a good bond on a variety of surfaces.

Key Features:

Polyethylene Cloth Laminate

Natural Rubber Adhesive

Residue-free Removal

Water, Vapor, Abrasion-resistant

Durable, Yet Easy to Tear

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Rosco GaffTac Spike Tape - Fluorescent Green (12mm x 25m)

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Rosco GaffTac Spike Tape - Fluorescent Green (12mm x 25m)

This roll of fluorescent green Rosco GaffTac Spike Tape is 1/2" wide and 81' long. It makes it easy for actors, technicians, stage managers and directors to quickly distinguish set locations and marks on stage. GaffTac Spike Tape offers three important benefits - comfortable unwind strength for fast lay down in the rehearsal hall or theater, excellent adhesion to resist peeling under the heavy traffic of actors and set pieces and clean removal during strike.

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