Frog Tape Painter's Tape - Multi-Surface - 48mm X 41.1M


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This Frog Tape Painter's Tape is designed for DIY enthusiasts and professional painters seeking exceptionally sharp paint lines and easy removal. Its key benefit is the exclusive PaintBlock Technology, which prevents paint bleed for clean, crisp edges. A potential caveat is its advanced nature, which may require careful application for optimal results.
| Model Part Number | 243104 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Frogtape |
PaintBlock Technology is a super-absorbent polymer that reacts to the moisture in latex paint, instantly forming a micro-barrier along the tape's edge. This barrier prevents paint from seeping under the tape, creating exceptionally sharp paint lines.
This tape is designed for multi-surface use, including finished wood, glass, metal, tile, and cured painted surfaces.
No, it is recommended to use this tape only on fully cured paint. Using it on fresh paint may cause the tape to lift the paint or leave residue.
For best results, remove the tape shortly after the paint has dried to the touch but is not fully cured. Leaving it on for extended periods increases the risk of residue or lifting.
This specific product comes in a 48mm width and a length of 41.1 meters.
Ensure the surface is clean and dry, apply the tape firmly pressing down all edges, and remove it at the optimal time after painting.
Ensure the tape is pressed down firmly along all edges, paying special attention to curves. Verify the underlying paint is fully cured. Reapply tape with more pressure if necessary.
Remove tape shortly after the paint has dried to the touch but is not fully cured. If residue remains, try gently warming the area with a hairdryer on a low setting and then carefully peeling the tape away.
Apply tape smoothly without stretching. For removal, pull slowly and at a consistent angle, ideally after the paint has set.
Ensure the surface is clean and dry. The surface may be too porous or uneven; consider a different type of tape or preparing the surface first.
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