Chartpak tape
07-26-2010, 09:45 AM
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RE: Chartpak tape
Dan,
Hyatts art supplies normally stocks it, or order online @ www.hyatts.com
About 6 bucks a roll.
Bob
Hyatts art supplies normally stocks it, or order online @ www.hyatts.com
About 6 bucks a roll.
Bob
07-26-2010, 10:50 AM
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RE: Chartpak tape
Glad my wife gets the "teachers discount". 
Regarding removing adhesive residue, I use the black tape (don't know if it makes a difference or not) and pull it back on itself after sanding the primer down enough to show the tape again. Most of the adhesive normally comes off for me, but any extra is easy to remove by dragging a small plywood stick down the groove, then rubbing it with my finger. It just kinda rolls up in a ball and comes out. A wipedown with alcohol takes out the rest.
Maybe there is some better stuff out there or a better method?
Bob
Regarding removing adhesive residue, I use the black tape (don't know if it makes a difference or not) and pull it back on itself after sanding the primer down enough to show the tape again. Most of the adhesive normally comes off for me, but any extra is easy to remove by dragging a small plywood stick down the groove, then rubbing it with my finger. It just kinda rolls up in a ball and comes out. A wipedown with alcohol takes out the rest.
Maybe there is some better stuff out there or a better method?
Bob
07-26-2010, 01:53 PM
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RE: Chartpak tape
ORIGINAL: Bobman
Glad my wife gets the ''teachers discount''.
Regarding removing adhesive residue, I use the black tape (don't know if it makes a difference or not) and pull it back on itself after sanding the primer down enough to show the tape again. Most of the adhesive normally comes off for me, but any extra is easy to remove by dragging a small plywood stick down the groove, then rubbing it with my finger. It just kinda rolls up in a ball and comes out. A wipedown with alcohol takes out the rest.
Maybe there is some better stuff out there or a better method?
Bob
Glad my wife gets the ''teachers discount''.
Regarding removing adhesive residue, I use the black tape (don't know if it makes a difference or not) and pull it back on itself after sanding the primer down enough to show the tape again. Most of the adhesive normally comes off for me, but any extra is easy to remove by dragging a small plywood stick down the groove, then rubbing it with my finger. It just kinda rolls up in a ball and comes out. A wipedown with alcohol takes out the rest.
Maybe there is some better stuff out there or a better method?
Bob
Bob
07-26-2010, 01:59 PM
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RE: Chartpak tape
I'm sure that works but it seems you might end up with more of a jagged edge than the taped line. Besides, I think I'm too shaky for that, one slip and there goes the line....
07-26-2010, 08:17 PM
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RE: Chartpak tape
I assumed using it as a file, just don't think I would get as clean of a line. Ordering from Filmtools, thanks for all the help.
Dan
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