Tombow 68720 MONO Original Correction Tape, 10-Pack. Easy To Use Applicator for Instant Corrections, White, 10 Count (Pack of 1)

It also doesn't break. off in a balanced manner I've tried a variety of papers and this correction tape does not stick flat to them. It leaves a wavy and warped surface that easily rubs off. In addition, the conclusion is a rip-off. I also experimented with various angles when applying. WHY HAVE THERE BEEN SO MANY GOOD REVIEWS? How bad could correction tape possibly be, I thought to myself? This, on the other hand, is a disaster. I'll be back as soon as possible. I had run out of my Bic correction tape and wasn't entirely satisfied with it, but Bic is far superior to this Tombow product.

Nolan Bartlett

| May 17, 2021

This purchase has left me extremely disappointed. They aren't entirely useless, but the product isn't up to par. I purchased this large quantity because I frequently use correction tape and dislike buying individual units. I prefer tape to corrective fluid as well. I'd never heard of this brand before, but the reviews were overwhelmingly positive, and Tombow sounded superior to Bic. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no Not in the least. The tape does not like to go on smoothly, and once it does, it WILL NOT STAY ON. It's a huge annoyance. Because the tape doesn't like to lay flat and flake off in chunks, even when you gently flatten the parts that pop up, I'll go over the same area several times. This is especially true when it comes to erasing the correction tape. You must be extremely careful and use something that barely touches the paper, or the tape will be peeled and ripped by your writing utensil. I'm a cautious person, but using this stuff makes me feel as if I'm walking on eggshells. br>br>Perhaps people prefer the device (and it is useful for seeing what you want to cover), but it fails miserably at its primary function. I'm not going to buy it again.

Estella Berg

| Mar 31, 2021

" We used to buy "BIC" corrective tape in our office, but we were constantly throwing half-used applicators away because the tape would get off track. We've been using "Tombow" for about 18 months and haven't had any issues with it. I don't usually write reviews, but this one deserves to be shared.

Corbin Carter

| Jun 30, 2021

I believe I have tried every brand of correction tape over the years, and they are all flawed. They all have issues with rolling crookedly, breaking, not sticking, or tearing. They all require a certain amount of dexterity to operate, and each brand may operate differently. Tombow is the best in my opinion; it's always been my favorite, and I use it a lot!.

Orlando Neal

| Jan 11, 2021

These are the most effective correction tapes on the market. I'm old school and use a day planner, which can be used to cover lumps and bumps (especially if you have a pouch full of markers and other items that cause the pages to not be flat). ) I know it sounds crazy, but in these conditions, other tapes are difficult to apply. Oh, my God, I just finished reading my review and realized I sound exactly like my grandmother.

Jenna Hendricks

| Apr 08, 2021

So far, this correction tape canister has been the least temperamental and most reliable of any correction tape I've tried. There are several versions of this brand, but I'm referring to the "The Original" version, which is larger than the others and has a dark gray/blackish opaque back. Its dispenser is held lateral to the page and applied parallel to it. I've kept them in my pockets and purses. Unlike other tape dispensers, the tape does not fall off the tracks or spew out inches of tape that must be reeled back in all the time.

Mavis Noble

| Apr 03, 2021

In every way, these are inferior to the larger Bic models. I broke two ribbons before giving up because they wouldn't apply smoothly. I bought more Bics because I needed them for a class, set them aside and forgot about them, and unfortunately, I forgot to return before the window closed. I was given two purchase options, one from Amazon and the other from Tombow, and I went with the Amazon option because it was less expensive (by $1). I'm not sure if these had been sitting for a long time, which is why I was having problems. I'm not going to buy this brand again, regardless.

Damon Little

| Feb 07, 2021

When applied to paper, it is very smooth, and it is long-lasting. It lasts a lot longer than you might expect, and the white out tape rarely sticks to the paper. Above all, it appeals to my senses of sight and sound. Minor drawbacks: br>br> (1) You can't write on top of it with a highlighter or markers without it smudging or disappearing completely. (2) To avoid ripping the white out tape, you must be careful when writing over it with fine tips. (3) If the ink you're covering is dark, you'll need to apply several layers. Writing over the tape can be difficult because of the multiple layers.

Mariah King

| Apr 07, 2021