Tape Removal and Result Comparison

oil-based paint so now I'll pull off the top one and you can see my perfectly spent line on an extremely bumpy service now you can see the bottom where it actually bled through right there because it didn't have any popping on it and you can see how bad that is now let's try pulling the blue tape off this was pre wetted and so it's so that's pre-planning so there's a few spots that it's like moving right here because these were too big of valleys that the tape is swelling on the tape the polymer couldn't fill that in you can see the bottom of it there's more bleeding because I didn't put wet the bottom so that's I mean if you can get a close-up and you can fill this wall that is extremely bumpy and that's still pretty ineffective so that blue tape is very effective for giving you a clean line I can take and just touch those things up fairly quickly so I can use that tape make that line and touch those little things up a lot faster than I can try and cutting that line here's FrogTape down here alone that doesn't have no water or no clear talking so to me this is not a bad line on this bumpy surface it's the thick the thickness of the tape made that strainer in some areas right there but you got a little bit of bleeding but you can see the difference using clear caulking and this is why we use clip caulking is to get that perfectly straight line absolutely amazing you see it's got a little bit of a dam there the ridge that's left behind click off inputs amazing in fact perfectly straight lines some of the