It’s no secret that boats require proper care and attention from start to finish – and that includes when in use and storage. But it isn’t as widely acknowledged that tape plays a major factor in rework reduction and finish protection.
Choosing a tape that performs well with low surface energy (LSE) materials can make or break your boat-building process right from the start.
Choosing quality masking and painter's tape is critical, as the durability of these products can create small efficiencies that add up to big savings over the course of a job by helping crews work quicker while preventing waste and rework.
The short answer? Yes, you can apply painter’s tape to wood flooring. However, you will want to make sure you get a tape that is designed for delicate surfaces. These tapes are often formulated with a lower tack adhesive, which allows them to remove cleanly and...
Ensure clean, sharp paint lines by following these simple application and removal steps: Start by making sure your surfaces are dust and debris-free, these particles can prevent a tape from bonding properly with the surface, resulting in messy paint lines. Next,...
Room preparation is a key step in the painting process, though it is often overlooked for various reasons. To ensure that no furniture or other materials are damaged while painting a room, clear away any clutter, electric sockets and light covers, furniture, or...