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The genius behind Frogtape’s edge over its competitors (tape pun!) starts as a grainy powder. But soon as you add water (for example, water-based latex paint)…
…it turns into a semi-solid gel! Of course, they won’t tell me exactly what it is that causes it to form an instant bond with paint, but this gel formed before I could even get an in-progress shot on my camera. I admit this won’t get everyone excited, but I love getting the inside scoop on how things really work.
That isn’t my hand poking at it – but you can bet I did the same when I got the opportunity (it felt a little spongey, like a stiff jello). You know I can’t resist a chance to play with DIY!
Frogtape also came in my swag bag. Even though I’ve learned to paint without painter’s tape over the years, I’m still glad to have a little on hand for use with more artsy DIY decor projects. Speaking of, I’m currently working on one for the study-o this week. What have you been up to?
Disclaimer: All the Haven conference attendees received Frogtape as part of our swag bags, but I was not paid or additionally perk’d for posting about it today. I just have a thing for products that work and this demonstration intrigued my inner geek. The above link to “Frogtape” is an affiliate link, which means I get a small fraction if you were to purchase through my Amazon store. Hey, gotta keep the lights on, right?
Frog tape is amazing! I've used it quite a bit, but my favorite DIY project with it was my herringbone wall in the laundry room: http://designbuildlove.co/diy-herringbone-colorblocked-wall-pattern/
Can't wait to use my swag to do something cool again!!!