Body and exterior tips
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*Removing a part is often a better option than masking it. | *Removing a part is often a better option than masking it. | ||
*When taping a curve, tape will stretch better one way than the other. | *When taping a curve, tape will stretch better one way than the other. | ||
| + | *When removing tape from freshly painted sheetmetal, do it as soon as possible. | ||
| + | *Remove tape in a slightly outward and downwards motion. This will allow the tape to roll back on itself, preventing jagged edges and lifting. | ||
*To get tape to stick to rubber, wipe the rubber clean with thinner. | *To get tape to stick to rubber, wipe the rubber clean with thinner. | ||
*To prevent tape marks when taping on fresh paint, try applying the tape to your pants first. It won't stick as much with a thin layer of lint. | *To prevent tape marks when taping on fresh paint, try applying the tape to your pants first. It won't stick as much with a thin layer of lint. | ||
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