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Why do you use FrogTape® Delicate Surface? 🤔🎨 #paintingsoors #homeimprovement #painter

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Video by The Idaho Painter

The Idaho Painter

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This project demonstrates how to paint a custom door with two different colors on opposite sides and edges within a single day, using FrogTape Yellow Delicate Surface Tape to prevent paint peel-off on freshly painted surfaces.

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Today, I'm going to be using FrogTape Delicate Surface Tape. I'm doing a custom door. One side is white, the opposite side is black. Got a situation where we're trying to do this door in one day with a fast-dry product. When I spray the white, I'm going to be flipping the door. We're going to be spraying the edges. I'll be flipping it and doing black. I'm going to need to run masking around the edge of the door onto that white an hour after I've painted it, and I don't want my tape to actually pull off the white paint when I pull off the masking after I've sprayed the black. We're trying to keep the black overspray from wrapping around onto the white and ruining the opposite side of the door. That's where FrogTape Yellow comes in handy. So, FrogTape Yellow Delicate Yellow Delicate Surface Tape was designed for delicate surfaces like wallpaper, decorative finishes, and flooring where it wouldn't pull off the finish of the flooring in a situation like this. Freshly coated, it's a fast-dry product. The FrogTape Yellow will stick to it, but when I go to pull off the masking after I'm all done, it's not going to pull off the paint that I just freshly sprayed on there the same day. So, where do you use FrogTape Yellow Delicate Surface Tape? We want to know down in the comments section below. I use it here to solve this simple little problem of spraying a custom door, two colors, two sides in one day.

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