In 1961, 3M engineers came out with Scotch Magic tape, which wouldn't yellow or ooze adhesive, while appearing frosty on the roll but invisible on the page -- and that product is pretty much the ...

This year marks a significant milestone for 3M's Scotch™ Brand as it celebrates its 100th anniversary. Since the invention of Scotch Masking Tape in 1925, Scotch Brand has grown and evolved into ...

In 1961, 3M released Scotch brand Magic Tape. The new tape was frosty on the roll, but it nearly disappeared when applied. Magic tape had a matte surface that could be written on, unlike previous ...

His work eventually led to today’s Scotch Magic tape, and 3M has kept a tight seal on the recipe for its sandwich of polymers and carefully engineered chemicals ever since. So we did our own ...

3 through Oct. 4 and included five rounds of voting. Here are some interesting facts about 3M Scotch Magic Tape: It's made in 3M's Hutchinson, Minnesota, facility and sent out globally to ...

After stiff competition in the contest's final four round, the public hath spoken: 3M's Scotch Magic Tape, a beloved product used by people around the world, is *officially* the coolest thing made ...

(In)Visible is an exhibit by visual artist Leslie Sasaki — who now lives in Port Blandford — made using Plexiglas, a boxcutter and Scotch brand magic tape. Sasaki peels out the strips ...