Washi Masking Tape
PRESS. PAINT. REVEAL.
Excellent adhesion for interior painting. Mask the protected side, press the edge and get on with the job.
Paint the wall.
Keep the trim.
Mask the top of the skirting board before brushing the wall above it.
Two colours.
One precise boundary.
Mark the colour break. Place the tape on the side you want to protect, then press the painting edge down.
Make room
for colour.
Mark your shape. Keep the tape outside the area you will paint and work up to the taped edge.
Press the edge.
Paint the detail.
Peel back slowly.
Rice-paper backing
Flexible and conformable for clean, sharp edges.
Excellent adhesion
Sticks reliably during interior painting.
Clean removal
Removes cleanly without leaving adhesive behind.
Indoor use
Ideal for walls, trim, doors and creative interior projects.
The essentials.
- Product:
- FasVix Washi Masking Tape
- Backing:
- Washi rice paper
- Use:
- Indoor surfaces
- Featured format:
- 38 mm × 50 m
Before you roll it out.
Is this tape for indoor or outdoor work?
FasVix Washi is presented here for indoor painting: wall colour breaks, skirting boards, interior frames and straight-sided decorative details. Ask our team for a different tape if your project is outdoors.
Can I apply it over fresh paint?
Do not judge curing by touch alone. Follow the paint manufacturer’s curing guidance, then test adhesion and removal in an inconspicuous place before masking the full area.
When should I remove the tape?
Follow the paint and tape instructions for removal timing. Peel the strip slowly back on itself with a steady, low pull rather than pulling sharply away from the surface.
Which format is shown?
The original FasVix product photograph shows 38 mm × 50 m. Ask us to confirm available widths, roll lengths and quantities for your project.
Let’s get your
edges in order.
Tell us what you are painting, your preferred roll size and the quantity you need.