
Techniques
How to Paint Furniture with Painter’s Tape
Painter’s tape isn’t just for walls. Learn tips and tricks for prepping furniture for painting and uncover ideas for your next furniture painting project.
Haylee, from Home With Hay, created a fun, striped mural in her craft room to enhance the creativity and uniqueness of her space.
Check out her step-by-step project below!
Supplies Needed
Decide the Stripe Thickness
Mine are about 2.5 in. wide. Then, pick a prominent corner to start and measure that thickness down the length of the wall. Make small marks with a pencil.
Tape off the Stripes
Use a level or laser level as the guide and use FrogTape® Multi-Surface Painter's Tape along your marks, floor to ceiling!
Pro Tip: To achieve perfectly crisp lines, seal your tape edges with a wet rag or the existing paint color on the wall.
Add Some Color
Paint the color of your stripes on. I was painting the whole wall and leaving it to the FrogTape® to do its job!
Remove the Tape
To wrap up, remove the FrogTape® once the paint is no longer super wet. Pull off the green painter's tape slowly and then touch up any imperfections with a small paint brush.
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