Yes, it will but I don't know long it will last. So if you painted over it and just want to leave it, you shouldn't. Painter's tape isn't meant to last, humidity etc. will loosen the light adhesive it is made with.
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Is the paint peeling by itself, or only when the tape is removed? If the paint is peeling by itself, and your placing semi gloss over semi gloss, you may need to lightly sand to rough up the surface so the new paint will adhere better. If the paint is peeling when the tape is removed, you may need to use a high quality tape, such as Scotch Blue Painters tape, Or Frog Tape. these tapes are more expensive, but often provide much better results. Also when the tape is removed, the paint either needs to be really dry, or still wet, not somewhere in between. Try pulling very slowly at an angle away from the area that was painted, this technique also helps
I have not yet found any paint that will stick permanently to Tuck tape.
Painters' tape isn't always blue, sometimes it's green, depending on the manufacturer. However, painters' tape is made in color to differentiate it from regular masking tape. This makes it easier to identify in both the retail store and the toolbox. Masking tape has more and more aggressive adhesive on it, when it is removed from painted surfaces it can and often does, leave an adhesive residue behind or remove some of the top coat of the paint. Painter's tape is designed to be easily removed with the least amount of damage/cleanup. This is not to say you can leave painters' tape on a surface indefinitely and have it come off with no difficulties.
Painters tape
You will need: 1. Masking tape 2. Spray paint (black is best,use primer) 3. Lots of space 4. Some news paper to put down so the spray paint doesn't go everywhere. Get the tape and tape: 1. The tip of the barrel 2. All of the handle( Inc the trigger) 3. Tape all the buttons and some parts of the mag Then paint