I want to apply a layer to the tops of my bed rails. If I mask the bed, will it run down the bed when I remove the tape?How long to wait to pull tape?
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No, it shouldn't run. It is very thick. I would allow 12-24 hours for drying depending on heat and humidity.
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You need to have something on top of the rails. If you don't have the linex or bed rail caps they provide 2 strips of plastic that would go the length of the rail that you would need to install. I wouldn't try this rino liner because it's softer. I had a truck with linex sprayed in and it's tough and hard. Bed caps have about the same kind of texture so I think it would be fine. You can also email bak and ask.
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Hello, you unroll how much you need for a particular design like you are unrolling some tape, cut it and place it on you nails, for designs like tic tat toe or use a small strip for a border doing French tips. You can paint over them and remove them before the polish is dry for a checker board look. If you decide to put top coat over them and keep them on as part of the design, they stay on for as long as you want them to. Hope I answered your question.
2229745
Yes, I just cleaned the surface really well and then applied the tape. Once applied, I used a small wallpaper seem roller to press it down as I held a hair dryer to the tape.
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I would not compare it to masking tape. It is slightly thicker and has a woven texture to it. Unless the lamp you are repairing gets extremely hot, it would seem a bad fit.
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I highly recommend that when you use Al's HNR under Al's Liner that after applying HNR, allow it to dry for 24 hours. Then, use Prime Bond Adhesion Promoter over the HNR before spraying Al's Liner as the Top Coat for optimal adhesion. Be sure to prep the surface really good and clean thoroughly. Also, if you have any bare metal you should apply a good primer before coating with HNR or Al's Liner bed liner. I use the texture spray gun to achieve the best results.
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Apply it before you go in. The rays from the bed are what activate it to work!
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I would try something like painters tape as this probably won't pull off the paint. If paint isn't a problem then any other type of masking tape should work
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Not sure which 3M product you are referring to. But if you apply this material when its above 70 out, you want to make sure you put it where you want it. It doesn't come up once you apply it, assuming your surface is clean.
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hi, when i applied it i tried to be careful when i lined it up. it was easy to remove but i haven't tried to take it off since. sorrymaybe try to remove from the edges and slowly pull up.
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This will work in both scenarios. The top of the net comes with the clips for the rail system in any tundra bed size and the bottom simply hooks to the tie downs towards the bottom of the bed. The only thing the bedliner inhibits is the actually hooking to those tie downs because they are a little fatter due to the thickness of the spray - they will still hook, it just takes a little more work.
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Not on the dispenser itself, but there will be some overhang from the tape once its on the baseboard. Use a min of 1 1/2 in tape and it will leave a small amount of overhang (loose) on the tape. There are other tape maskers that will do what you ask, this is more just for taping off by hand. This masker will save you lots of time and works great once you get the hang of it.
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My house has a sheetrock textured wall and the tape works very well on it. Infact, I needed it for only one hook and I havent used the tape again since then. It attaches so well !!!
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You may have to thin the paint more. This is why I don't recommend this unit. Takes forever to cover most projects.I did my large ceiling with it and between the fumes and the cloud of paint, I'm lucky to have survived it! Not to mention the waste!
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I've used on my personal boards, our 24 rental sups, and installed on many customers boards and have only had minimal residue around the edges which I feel was actually due to wax, dirt, and debris that settled along the edges of tape. Used mineral spirits with minimum effort to remove. As far as installing w/o significant bubbles and in a line that follows the curve of the board, yes you can do alone but it takes time and a game plan Cut the tape to desired lengths, decide what area must be protected (easy to view if board has been used), mark starting line at nose, decide what to follow (pen line on board or outer most edge of rail, either may work depending on width of rail and tape, separate tape from backing about an inch.... Rip backing at starting edge and place back on tape w slick (nonstick) side on tape then line start edge w starting mark, keep pulled snug and I rub w thumb side to side to force bubbles out all while watching your pen line or rail edge. If need to you can pull tape back up a few inches or from the start line w your torn backing tab... Also if u get a stubborn air bubble you can pop w razor corner. I find it best to install tape when tape is warm 70+ (more flexible to follow curves, cold tape does not bend or stretch as easily). When installing I like to turn board on side (on carpet or pad) and straddle to hold board in place and stand over to help to line up w rail. When done simply pull backing tab off and rub any bubbles out. Takes a few to get it dialed in. I always say, the 2nd rail is perfect... Good luck
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Hello Mark. We ran out early also. We used clear transparent tape folded over itself. My kids suggested 2 sided tape but that would have taken the paint off the walls. Home Depot probably sells that same putty. Good luck.
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It may or may not keep your rugs down. I have a 3x7' rug on top of carpet, and it doesn't move. However, I have a oriental 5x8' rug on top of the same carpet, and it still bubbles up in spots on the edges. I had this same oriental rug on top of other carpet in a previous house and the rug never moved, even without tape. I don't think I would buy this tape again. I'd need something stronger. I think a lot of depends on the type of carpet and the type of rug. I don't think it leaves a residue but I'm not positive as I haven't removed a rug yet.