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FAQ:

Q1: Why should I use washi paper instead of standard masking tape?
A: Washi paper is significantly thinner and stronger than standard crepe paper. This allows the thin painters tape to create a flatter profile against the surface, which is the key to preventing paint bleed and achieving a razor-sharp edge.

Q2: Is this tape safe for wallpaper?
A: Yes. Because No. 966 is a low tack painters tape, it is suitable for more delicate surfaces like wallpaper and veneers, provided the surface is sound and properly adhered.

Q3: Can I use this with an airless sprayer?
A: Absolutely. This tape was specifically engineered for the high-pressure environment of airless spray and HVLP applications, where preventing seepage is critical.

Q4: How long can I leave the tape on the wall?
A: You can leave this tape in place for up to 90 days for indoor applications and still achieve a clean, residue-free removal.