Shurtape CP 250 Blue Masking Tape 1.41 in | 105328
Shurtape CP 250 Blue Masking Tape 1.41 in | 105328 — Product description
Shurtape's CP 250 is the blue performance masking tape you reach for when a job needs a crisp line and a clean pull. This set gives you four rolls at 1.41 inches wide and 60 yards long, with a fine crepe backing and UV-resistant, wet-sand-rated performance built for real surface prep on the water.
Shurtape's CP 250 is the blue performance masking tape you reach for when a job needs a crisp line and a clean pull. This set gives you four rolls, each 1.41 inches wide and 60 yards long, so you're stocked for a full weekend of prep work without running out halfway through a hull. Blue is easy to spot against most gelcoat and paint, so you can see exactly where your masked edge sits before you commit.
The backing is a fine structured crepe paper. That's the part that matters when you're masking a curved gunwale or the sweep of a boot stripe. Crepe stretches just enough to follow the line without lifting off the high spots, and it tears clean off the roll by hand. No scissors, no fighting a jagged edge.
Underneath is a rubber adhesive that grabs metal, rubber, plastic, and fiberglass. Whether you're taping off a gelcoat repair, masking trim before you spray, or protecting deck hardware during a refit, it sticks where you put it and stays put. And because it's UV-resistant, it won't bake onto the surface if the job runs into a second sunny day out on the hard.
Here's where it earns its keep for boat work. It's rated for wet sanding. A lot of masking tapes turn to mush the second you introduce water and a sanding block. This one holds its edge. If you're wet sanding a gelcoat blemish or feathering out a repair, the tape keeps your clean areas clean instead of disintegrating into the slurry.
It's a performance grade tape, aimed at people doing real surface prep, not sticking notes to a locker. If you paint, wet sand, or do gelcoat work on your boat, keep a few rolls in the shop. You'll go through them faster than you think, especially once the spring haul-out and refit rush gets going.
Key Features
- 1.41 in (36 mm) wide by 60 yd (55 m) per roll, four rolls in the set
- Fine structured crepe paper backing conforms to curves and tears clean by hand
- Rubber adhesive grips metal, rubber, plastic, and fiberglass
- UV-resistant so it won't bake onto the surface during a multi-day job
- Rated for wet sanding, holds its edge when water and a sanding block come out
- Performance grade, built for professional surface prep and masking
- Blue color is easy to see against gelcoat and paint
Why Buy from NVN Marine
- Authorized Shurtape reseller, full manufacturer warranty
- NMEA member and ABYC certified, advice from real boat techs
- Same-day shipping before 3 PM ET on in-stock items
- NY headquarters and Fort Lauderdale flagship retail store
Technical specifications
| Title | Shurtape CP 250 Blue Performance Masking Tape, 1.41 in x 60 yd, Set of 4 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Shurtape |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 105328 |
| UPC | 040074028869 |
| Color | Blue |
| Width | 1.41 in (36 mm) |
| Length | 60 yd (55 m) |
| Backing | Fine structured crepe paper |
| Adhesive | Rubber |
| UV Resistant | Yes |
| Grade | Performance grade |
| Compatible Surfaces | Metal, rubber, plastic, fiberglass |
| Wet Sanding Rated | Yes |
| Quantity | Set of 4 rolls |
Frequently asked questions
What surfaces can I use this tape on?
It's built to stick to metal, rubber, plastic, and fiberglass, so it covers most of what you'll run into masking a boat, from gelcoat and hull to trim and hardware.
Will it hold up to wet sanding?
Yes. This one's rated for wet sanding, which is the whole point for boat work. Most masking tapes fall apart once water and a sanding block are involved. This one keeps its edge so your clean areas stay clean.
How wide and long is each roll?
Each roll is 1.41 inches (36 mm) wide and 60 yards (55 m) long. The set gives you four of them.
Can I leave it out in the sun?
It's UV-resistant, so it won't cook onto the surface if a job runs into a second sunny day on the hard. That said, don't leave any masking tape on longer than the job actually needs.
Is it going to leave residue when I pull it?
It's a fine crepe masking tape designed to pull off in one strip. As with any tape, pull it while your paint is still workable and don't leave it baking on for weeks, and it comes away clean.
Why blue instead of the usual tan?
Blue stands out against gelcoat and paint, so you can see exactly where your masked line sits before you spray or sand. It's easier to check your work.
