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Video by The Idaho Painter

The Idaho Painter

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This project demonstrates how to quickly and effectively seal a doorway using FrogTape Double-Sided Containment Tape and plastic sheeting. This creates a temporary barrier to prevent the spread of dust, overspray, and silica dust during various DIY projects like painting, sanding, or demolition, without damaging the underlying painted surfaces upon removal.

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So here's one of the cool products I really love from product tape. It's double-sided containment tapes. I'm gonna show you how you can actually contain a doorway, you know, and stop overspray, soft dust, silica dust from traveling throughout the house. Pretty simple and easy to use, it's like that. And one of the unique things about double-sided containment tape is it has, you know, two different adhesives on both sides of the tape. It's got a stronger adhesive on the top. So when I peel this off, my plastic is gonna stick on there and stick very strong. It's got a lighter adhesive on the backside of it. So when I peel it off my wall or peel it off my trim, it's not gonna pull the paint with it. Is this gonna tack up in place? So double-sided containment tape. Now I've got a doorway that's protected. I'll just run it all the way down with my viscreen. You can use heavy viscreen, light viscreen. When I'm all done, I can reuse my plastic, peel it off, and then my tape's gonna come right off. It's not gonna damage the paint on your doorway. It's not gonna damage the paint on your walls. Frog tape, double-sided containment tape. Pretty amazing.

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