Almost everyone has a Duck Tape story to tell, usually praising its remarkable strength and versatility. Duck Brand duct tape has a wide range of applications, both traditional and nontraditional, and is now available in dozens of colors and patterns, making it even more useful than ever! Because of its strength and adhesive properties, you can use Color Duck Tape for almost any job, including everyday household and auto repairs--anywhere a flexible and weather-proof bond is needed. Great for temporary indoor floor marking and removes cleanly from most surfaces up to 3 weeks. Not recommended for hardwood floors or in direct sunlight. Color Duck Tape is great for coordinating materials, color-coding and identification, craft applications, and more. This heavy duty tape is cotton mesh reinforced, but still easy to tear! Duck Tape conforms to both smooth and uneven surfaces, and can be used on materials such as cloth, vinyl, leather and plastic - even metal and laminates. Duck Tape is great for any repairs - anywhere!
Available in a trendy assortment of patterns and designs, Duck Tape brand duct tape is the simple solution for your toughest or most creative craft and DIY projects. Use Printed Duck Tape to enhance your latest fix around the house, decorate and customize your space or even make a colorful Duck Tape wallet or rose. Offering the same trusted quality and durability as traditional silver duct tape, Printed Duck Tape is the perfect medium for repair, crafting, decorating and fashion projects. With so much style and versatility, the possibilities are endless with Duck Tape.
About Us
Shurtape Technologies’ Consumer & Craftsman Group, formerly ShurTech Brands, traces its roots to 1950 when the Melvin A. Anderson Company was founded. Anderson, a tiny industrial tape distributor, set out to supply duct and electrical tapes to area factories. Serendipitously, almost 60 years later, Shurtape Technologies, Anderson’s key supplier, would become the new parent company. However, the unique business relationship between Shurtape and the Melvin A. Anderson company, one that blossomed and helped define the industry, would have never come to fruition had it not been for the key growth engine and eventual owner, Jack Kahl.
