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🎨 New Pro Painter Tool: 180 Tape Holder Makes Masking FAST & EASY! 🛠️

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This video showcases the '180 Tape Holder', a versatile tool designed for painters to conveniently hold painter's tape. It demonstrates various ways to use the product, including as a wristband, attached to a belt, or as an auxiliary holder on a hand masker, emphasizing its durability and practicality to prevent tape loss and damage. Please note: This video is a product demonstration and does not contain instructions related to 'Pegboard Mounting without Drilling using Adhesive Strips' as initially requested in the prompt's persona.

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[Music] Hey, so I'm here with David. We're at the 180 uh tape holder. Got it. I've seen it, been around it for years. It's a pretty cool product. It's a way to hold your tape. Why don't you tell us a little bit about it, David? Yeah. So, uh you can use it as a wristband. Easy to use. You put your tape on, you take it off. If you don't want to put it on your wrist, you can take off the straps and then uh use it on your side with the belt. You got multiple adjustments just like you would be putting on a watch basically. you know, just slide it on your wrist and ready to go. And are you a painter? Yeah. Why'd you create the product? Been painting for 20 years. Got tired of dropping and losing my tape. And then uh I just one day I was masking. I had to hold the tape with my mouth and that was during co so I was like, "Ah, there's got to be a better way." So I came this idea. You know, one of the reasons the benefit to this product is is Frog Tape. I use a lot of Frog Tape. Frog tape has a polymer on the outside of the tape. You put it in your mouth, it swells up, it ruins the tape. This is gonna stop that. But it just keeps your tape with you all the time. Tape falls on the ground, somebody steps on the tape. It basically kind of just ruins the tape cuz it'll leave like marks on it. It'll cause it to splinter and stuff. Now your tape's with you. You're not damaging your tape. You're not putting it in your mouth. Um it is it is kind of a pain in the neck, too. Yeah. Big hands. I'm gaining weight, so it is a little bit harder to get on and off your wrist. It's silicon. Thanks. So, um, but it is a a great solution. Now, you do have something else I just saw that attaches to a hand masker. What is that? Show us what we got here. So, this is a hand masker. Dispenses paper and your tape. So, we added a tape holder on here just as an auxiliary or just an extra roll. Um, there's an adapter you slide right on here and this tape holder stays right on there. It doesn't go anywhere. This is only just a holder right now. You can. So this So this can actually be used I can use like a half a half empty roll of tape. That could be what I pack. So I'm masking and then I'll be using that. And then this is going to be Yep. Perfect. So if I step on it, is it going to break? Try. So will it take all my weight? It's didn't even break. So it's pretty solid, pretty strong. I really love the product. Great product. So that's a great test. Thank you for creating this product, David. I really appreciate it. We also put it on letter. Oh my gosh. It never ends. So you just hooked it onto a ladder. I mean, I would have never thought of that. Holy cow. I like that. Just some people don't like having it on the wrist, right? So, uh, we just figured out different ways to use it. You're giving painters more reason to buy your product, really. So, so cool. I really love it. So, yeah. Thanks, Chris. I appreciate it. I got to say, when I first tried it, I thought it would be pretty uncomfortable, but it's not uncomfortable. So, it's kind of soft. Yeah, you can buy it uh $15. We're on Amazon or directly from our website at 180tapeholder.com.

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