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s also m curious how you guys are using tape on interior jobs (non spray) and what kinds.
For example, an interior two coat re paint with stained trim. I'm guessing most guys use tape on top of the baseboard to keep roller splatter off of it, but do you also use the tape to make the finished line? If so how? Would you tape all the trim or just the base? Or do you think tape is not necessary at all?
I know there are some guys here that use tape extensively for making lines. Turn us on to some tape tricks you've picked up, or some pitfalls you've e encountered.
I'll start by repeating a good trick I read here. Wish I could remember who wrote it and where.(Paraphrase) When using Frog tape or 3m edge lock tape, running a damp rag along the line works to activate the edge lock, and helps prevent bleed through. Especially on delicate surfaces where you really don't want to push the tape down real hard with a knife.

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