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Painter's Tape: Frogs aren't sticky, but Frog Tape is.

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Supplier: Inspired Technologies, Inc. Key Features: Barrier stops paint bleeding Available in three sizes Pricing: $7 to $14 for a 60-yard roll. Pricing as of 2008. Ask For: Frog Tape Learn more about Inspired Technologies, Inc.: Get Inspired Technologies, Inc. contact information plus see product stories we've published about the company.		by Deborah Holmes, Ebricks.com Frog Tape's creators asked a simple question: If paint bleeds under masking tape, why bother masking? Most professional painters don't mask for that reason. But the folks at Inspired Technologies designed a product that even professional painters might find valuable. Frog Tape's edges are impregnated with a chemical that causes moisture (including latex paint) to bead up. Remove the tape and you'll find clean, crisp lines with no bleeding. Speaking of removing, you can wait up to 21 days to peel away the tape, 14 days if it's exposed to UV rays. See more product stories like this: Paint Sundries Comments about this product: Share this story:
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