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Attach Plastic Sheeting

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Making A Spray Booth | ShurTape Double Sided Containment Tape

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What happens here

After the clean-release side of the tape is securely applied to the surface, peel off the protective liner from the exposed, aggressive adhesive side. Carefully position your plastic poly sheeting and press it firmly against the aggressive adhesive. This creates a strong seal, effectively establishing your temporary containment or protection zone, which is designed to prevent dust, debris, or paint from escaping.

Goal: Once the tape is in place, attach the plastic poly sheeting to the aggressive adhesive side of the tape, creating a sealed containment area.

Tools and materials

  • Plastic Poly Sheeting

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style tape that's a clean release on the other side so what you would do is you would pull a piece off you would apply the paint side right to the to the door frame or the window frame or to the wall then you would attach your poly hanging onto it uh onto the aggressive side and then you're you're all sealed I've used it for making cabinet um spray booths for years and years I think it goes back I don't know maybe 15 years has it been around that long it's been around quite a bit it's been around quite a bit but

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