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M502LD – Performance Hi-Temp

✦ Apollo (Masking Tape)

M502LD – Performance Hi-Temp

Apollo M502LD is a high-performance masking tape designed for automotive refinishing, industrial coating, and high-temperature paint masking applications. Featuring a crepe paper backing and proprietary solvent rubber adhesive, it delivers excellent holding power, clean removal, and reliable performance in demanding environments up to 150°C (302°F). It is ideal for applications requiring sharp paint lines, residue-free removal, and resistance to heat, moisture, and solvents.

High Temperature Resistance

Designed to withstand elevated baking temperatures without lifting, shrinking, or leaving adhesive residue after removal.

Clean Paint Edges

Produces crisp, professional paint lines while maintaining excellent adhesion throughout high-temperature coating processes.
  • Automotive paint masking and spray painting
  • Industrial coating and finishing processes
  • Wet sanding applications
  • Electroplating and soldering operations
  • OEM automotive, truck, bus, and marine painting
  • High-temperature masking during manufacturing processes
  • Excellent temperature resistance up to 150°C
  • Strong holding power for demanding masking applications
  • Clean and residue-free removal within 24 hours
  • Good adhesion to metal, PP, PU, ABS, and other surfaces
  • Waterproof and moisture-resistant performance
  • Minimizes paint bleed-through for cleaner finishing results
  • Conforms well to irregular and curved surfaces
  • Automotive Manufacturing & Refinishing
  • Industrial Painting & Coating
  • Electronics Manufacturing
  • Marine Industry
  • Hardware & Engineering
  • General Manufacturing
Specification Details
Product Name M502LD – Performance Hi-Temp
Brand Apollo
Backing Crepe Paper
Adhesive Solvent Rubber
Colour Natural
Size 18mm, 24mm, 36mm, 48mm x 18yards
Adhesion to Steel 3.14 N/cm (29 oz/in)
Tensile Strength 31.4 N/cm (18 lbs/in)
Elongation at Break 8%
Total Thickness 0.145 mm ± 0.015 mm
Working Temperature 10°C to 150°C (50°F to 302°F)
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