**Precision**: Provides clean edges and prevents paint bleed-through, ensuring a professional finish

How to Use Decorating Indoor Painting Masking Tape

Materials Needed

• Decorating Indoor Painting Masking Tape 0155
• Scissors or a tape dispenser (optional)
• Clean cloth or sponge

Preparation

1. Ensure the surface you are applying the tape to is clean and dry. Use a cloth or sponge to wipe away any dust, dirt, or moisture.
2. Decide the areas you need to mask off to prevent paint from reaching them. This could be edges, trims, or any area that requires a clean paint line.

Application

1. Unroll a section of the masking tape. Start at one end of the area you wish to protect.
2. Place the tape along the edge, pressing it firmly to ensure full adhesion. Avoid stretching the tape as you apply it.
3. Smooth out any air bubbles or wrinkles by pressing down with your fingers or using a flat tool.
4. If you need to cover a long or irregular surface, apply the tape in small sections, overlapping slightly to ensure complete coverage.

Painting

1. Once the tape is securely in place, proceed with painting the uncovered areas.
2. Allow the paint to dry according to the paint manufacturer’s instructions before removing the tape.

Removal

1. Carefully peel back the tape at a 45-degree angle to avoid damaging the painted surface.
2. If the tape does not come off easily, use a utility knife to cut along the edge of the tape before peeling.
3. Dispose of the used tape responsibly.

Tips for Best Results

• Test the tape on a small area first to ensure it adheres properly without damaging the surface.
• If possible, remove the tape while the paint is still slightly wet to achieve cleaner lines.
• Store unused tape in a cool, dry place to maintain its adhesive quality.