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FAQ:

Q1: What is General Purpose Painters Tape used for?
A: It is used for masking during indoor painting, protecting surfaces, creating sharp paint lines, and light temporary applications such as labeling or bundling.

Q2: Can I use this washi paper tape on delicate surfaces?
A: Yes. The medium adhesion and thin washi paper backing make it gentler than heavy-duty industrial tapes, making it suitable for most household surfaces including wood and vinyl.

Q3: Is this tape suitable for outdoor painting?
A: This specific model is optimized for indoor use. For outdoor projects involving direct UV exposure, we recommend checking our specialized weather-resistant masking tape options.

Q4: How do I achieve the sharpest paint lines?
A: Ensure the surface is clean and dry before application. Press the edges of the painter's tape down firmly with your fingers or a putty knife to prevent paint from seeping under the tape.

Q5: What makes washi paper painter’s tape different?
Washi paper is thinner and more flexible than traditional crepe paper, allowing better conformability and cleaner paint lines.