Skip to main content
Stesso

Analyzing FrogTape ProGrade Orange (3-Day Release)

1:59
7:51
18.6K views

At 1:59 in

Painters Tape Release Times? Why Release Times are Important for Painters

Watch on YouTube

What happens here

The presenter introduces FrogTape ProGrade Orange, highlighting its '3-Day Clean Removal' period. He clarifies that 'release times' refer to the tape's ability to be removed cleanly without leaving adhesive residue or splintering. He warns that if this type of tape is left on a surface for longer than three days, it is likely to leave adhesive behind or tear into small pieces during removal, leading to extra cleanup or surface damage. This particular tape is noted as being less expensive and lacking the advanced PaintBlock Technology found in other FrogTape varieties.

Goal: This step focuses on FrogTape ProGrade Orange, which offers a '3-Day Clean Removal,' and elaborates on the consequences of exceeding this limit. The presenter explains that release times directly relate to preventing adhesive residue and tape splintering upon removal.

Tools and materials

  • FrogTape ProGrade Orange (CP-199)

What they say

Hide

release times are referring to how well the tape is going to release not leave it adhesive behind and how well it's going to release and not splinter what's more annoying than anything is trying to pull your tape off and it's actually splintering or not coming off or it leaving adhesion behind so this has got a three-day clean removal so what they're referring to is any time within those three days you can pull this tape off and it's not supposed to leave the adhesive behind if it leaves the adhesive behind now you got to get an adhesive remover remove it the tape the paper on the tape will also begin to splinter if you go beyond that release time and so a less expensive production tape is going to have typically a lower release time i'm not going to go into a tape like this this is another product from frog tape it's a multi-pack contractor grade blue tape it does have the polymer technology on the outside the tape this has a 14-day release on it so i'm going to look on the tape look for 14 day release now this comes into play because we've got um you know do-it-yourselfers you'll start painting the room you're going to be leaving your tape on the trim you'll be leaving on your walls or even on your flooring and you're not getting that project done today you're not getting it done tomorrow you're even sometime coming back a week later and uh finishing up your project and then pulling your tape if you do that with the production tape you're gonna run into all kinds of problems you could have the tape adhering to your surface pulling off the paint it could be adhering to the flooring pulling off the coating on the flooring so it's really important to know how long you're going to be painting how long the tape is going to be applied to the surface this is a 14 day release this i use this my production everyday

Auto-generated from the video audio.