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- The “tearability” of duct tape is determined by the cotton mesh that is the tapes “backbone”. The denser the thread count in the mesh, the straighter the tape will tear.
- Runners training for marathons use duct tape to help prevent blisters. Most apply it to their shoes, but some runners actually apply the tape directly to their feet!
- Use narrow masking for masking curved or irregular shapes. Use wider tapes when you need a straight line.
- Don’t stretch masking tape when you apply it. Later on, it may creep.
- When applying masking tape before painting, press the edges down with your finger so paint won’t leak underneath. If you plan to remove tape after a short time, create a small non-sticky tab by doubling a short length back onto itself.
- If you want to insure clean removal of masking tape, make sure the temperature is above 60 degrees.
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 More Storage Tips
If you need to store tape for a long time, keep it in a cool, dry place and turn it over from time to time so that the adhesive doesn’t migrate to one side of the roll.
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