Achieve Crisp Corners and Select Tape Width
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Masking to Spray on Stucco? Painting a Commercial Building Solo with an Inner Fed Roller!
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To achieve perfectly straight and sharp paint lines, especially on corners or intricate areas, use a utility knife or a specialized 2-edge knife. This allows you to trim the edge of the painter's tape precisely. After applying the tape, use the knife to cut along the desired line, ensuring a clean break in the tape. For general masking, if you have limited experience, using wider (e.g., 2-inch) painter's tape can make the process easier and more forgiving, despite being more expensive than 1-inch tape. Experienced maskers can often achieve excellent results with 1-inch tape, which is more cost-effective.
Goal: Create sharp, clean paint lines and optimize tape usage for masking efficiency and overspray control.
Tools and materials
- Painter's Tape — Masking edges and corners
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