I buy artists' tape at craft stores. 1/2, 3/4, 1" widths for various  
boards. Half the price of the "BOARD TAPE" sold at pro audio shops.  
Never seen or heard of Scotch brand, but it is commonly available  
among studio and lice sound suppliers. When one uses five to ten  
rolls a year it become a basic comaodity!
One source:
<http://www.dickblick.com/products/artist-tape/? 
wmcp=amazon&wmcid=feeds&wmckw=24124-1034>

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On Mar 14, 2011, at 5:51 AM, Tom Fine wrote:


What I'm looking for is white write-on tape that doesn't leave glue  
residue when it's pulled off and doesn't take paint with it. The use  
is to market mic/track id's on a recording console. The Scotch tape  
is also perfect for covering up old writing on tape boxes and writing  
new information. It doesn't dry out and peel off or leach glue into  
the cardboard like other tapes and stickers. Oh, and it's also just  
as effective as the day it was made 30-ish years later.

So is this magic tape type made anymore?

-- Tom Fine